C++ Tool Builds Web-Enabled Apps -- THE Journal

C++ Tool Builds Web-Enabled Apps

02/01/97

Borland C++Builder for Windows 95 and Windows NT complements existing tools and code, provides scalable database connectivity and delivers a complete desktop client/server application-development solution for C++ developers.

With Borland's included Visual Component Library, comprising more than 100 reusable components and source code, the software lets developers deliver applications faster than ever. And it compiles all ANSI C++ code, leveraging an institution's existing investment in C++ skills, applications and code.

C++Builder (Windows) also works within the Borland family of tools, providing seamless interoperability. With the Internet Solutions Pack, the software lets one build Web-enabled applications with support for ActiveX, CGI, ISAPI and NSAPI. Borland Int'l., Inc., Scotts Valley, CA, (800) 233-2444, www.borland.com.

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