Features Include:

JEE

• LiveSource® graphical view or EJB™ 2.1 projects, 3.0 and JPA projects with full visual design; fully integrated with Eclipse/WTP build and deployment lifecycles. Point and click creation of all EJB and JPA objects.
• Import J2EE™ projects from previous versions of JBuilder®, any descriptor-based or xdoclet-based J2EE projects
• Convert descriptor-based source to XDoclet or Java™ EE 5.0 annotations for rapid migration to EJB 3.0
• Generate EJB 2.x and 3.x entity beans from existing database schema

WEB SERVICES DESIGNER

• Visual two-way Designer for creating Axis based Web Service-enabled applications with visual representation of WSDL, simple visual navigation, deployment and redeployment
• Import Web Services projects from earlier versions of JBuilder, converting them to native Eclipse projects
• Deploy an EJB as a Web Service

PROJECTASSIST™

• Simple, single point installation and configuration of a complete developer tool stack for bug tracking, source code management, project planning/tracking, requirements management and continuous integration builds.
  
• Integrate pre-existing developer tool stacks for bug tracking, source code management, project planning/tracking, requirements management and continuous integration builds

TEAMINSIGHT™

Project Portal

• Monitor activity in source code repository for project, continuous integration builds, track recent check-ins and track
  failed builds to identify root-cause
  
• Monitor quality metrics including tables of bugs by severity, by product area, by owner, newest bugs, and bug
  find/fix rates ..
  
• Monitor team velocity via live burn-down charts and team progress against committed features, feature-by-feature

• Increases team velocity through consolidated view of individuals project responsibilities: Assigned Tasks, Requirements owned, Requirements tracked, Assigned Bugs, Reported Bugs and Code To-Dos
  
• In-IDE integration for live and off-line editing of all project artifacts including defects, source, project tasks and requirements. All projects are automatically synchronized when on-line.
• Serverless LAN peer discovery and chat

COMPLETE PERFORMANCE TUNING WITH BORLAND OPTIMIZEIT™ 2007 FOR ECLIPSE

• Optimizeit Profiler for memory and cpu profiling: high-level performance-related data displayed in real time, Automatic Memory Leak Detector, real-time monitoring of object allocations, CPU Profiler to measure pure CPU usage or time usage; profiling information displayed per thread and thread groups, and scalable call graph to visually isolate critical code
• Optimizeit thread debugger: real-time display of the progress of all threads, wait state monitoring, track excessive locking, and analyze and predict deadlocks
• Optimzeit code coverage: real-time class coverage, method coverage, and batch-mode support
• Optimizeit request analyzer: profile the performance behavior of your J2EE application code across the following J2EE components: JDBC™, JSP™, JNDI, Enterprise JavaBeans™, and JMS containers

UML MODELING

• UML modeling with Borland Together® LiveSource for Java with full two-way code and diagram editing, full documentation generation
• Use Case diagrams, Sequence diagrams, Activity diagrams, State Machine diagrams, Web Services diagrams
• Class diagrams
• Component diagrams, Deployment diagrams, Composite Structure diagrams, Communication diagrams

Minimum System Requirements:

• 1 GB RAM minimum (1.5 GB RAM recommended) for JBuilder® Enterprise Edition
• 512 MB RAM minimum (768 MB RAM recommended) for JBuilder® 2007
• 700 MB to 1.2 GB hard disk space minimum (depending on edition, plus additional space during installation)

Processor:

• Intel® Pentium® 4/2.4 MHz or higher (or compatible)

Operating System:

• Microsoft® Windows Vista™
• Microsoft® Windows XP
• Mac OS X
• Red Hat Linux
• DVD-ROM drive
• High-resolution monitor (1024x768 or higher, 256 colors)
  

Educational Pricing:

Networked Concurrent License - It is possible to buy a number of licenses that are not associated with a particular named individual, but associated with the number of developer seats that they would require to use at any one time.