ZApp: Difference between revisions

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Inmark zApp is an application framework that provides source code portability across supported operating systems.

Sources developed using zApp are portability across Windows, Win32, OS/2, DOS Graphics, DOS Text, and X/Motif (IBM AIX, HP HP-UX, SCO, SunOS v4.1.x, Solaris v2.x, Solaris x86).

The zApp Developer's Suite consists of zApp Factory, a visual programming environment for building cross-platform applications, the zApp Application Framework, a portable C++ application development framework, and the zApp Interface Pack, a set of high-level visual objects and custom controls for building cross-platform applications.

Versions

1.0 (1991-11-01)
2.0 (1993)
2.1 - support for the zApp Interface Pack for OS/2
2.2 - DLL support

zApp Developer's Suite

zApp
zApp Factory - visual designer and code generator
zApp Interface Pack - set of custom controls

zApp Developer's Suite 3

zApp Application Framework
zApp Interface Pack
zHelp
zApp Factory

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 Inmark '''zApp''' is an application framework that provides source code portability across supported operating systems.
+Sources developed using zApp are portability across Windows, Win32, OS/2, DOS Graphics, DOS Text, and X/Motif (IBM AIX, HP HP-UX, SCO, SunOS v4.1.x, Solaris v2.x, Solaris x86).
+The ''zApp Developer's Suite'' consists of ''zApp Factory'', a visual programming environment for building cross-platform applications, the ''zApp Application Framework'', a portable C++ application development framework, and the ''zApp Interface Pack'', a set of high-level visual objects and custom controls for building cross-platform applications.
 ==Versions==