Re: GUI Development Tools

Haven't used Uniface or Forte. We've used JAM (JYACC, NYC) for over 5 years for both character-based and GUI development. JAM has built-in database drivers (Informix, Oracle, ODBC, etc.) and its own 3g language. You can also call C functions if you need them. A big advantage is that the code is directly portable across platforms, e.g., our MS Windows applications can be directly ported to Motif on a SCO box. HTHs. ============================================================================== =* James Potts Serving the Printing Industry *= =* System Composition Group, Ltd. since 1986: data collection; cost *= =* e-mail: jamesp@scgdev.com accounting; order entry; general *= =* voice: (703) 803-8980 development & system integration *= On Tue, 16 Jan 1996 BrownBG@ix.netcom.com wrote: > Date: Tue, 16 JAN 1996 17:33:12 GMT > From: BrownBG@ix.netcom.com > Newgroups: comp.databases.informix > Subject: GUI Development Tools > > My company is evaluating Uniface and Forte to be used as our GUI > development tool to determine which is best for us. I would > appreciate any information regarding these tools and any suggestions > about other GUI tools available. Please respond to > BrownBG@ix.netcom.com or just reply to this message. > > Thanks > B.G.B. > > > >