Janox 1.4.02 PHP script

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Janox is a PHP-based architecture providing everything is needed for fully portable applications development, deployment, configuration and management. The Janox suite has three major components:Architect - It is a graphical interface (developed in Janox) to provide an easy, table driven, fully featured unique way to plan, define and develop every kind of application. - Object definition, data access, actions programming and interfaces design are completely based on abstraction layers and they are independent from runtime used technologies. - All developed modules will generate running PHP code files: no coding is needed, but there are no limits to code integration, always keeping application under Janox Architect control.Runtime - It is a set of PHP scripts, providing runtime execution of Janox Architect-generated modules. - Runtime takes care of maintaining application behavior consistent across DBMS, platforms and GUI systems. - Once developed applications can run every time, everywhere without any changes and users can access the same application remotely (by a standard browser) or locally (by a GTK 2 GUI system) experiencing the same interface.Tools - It is a set of tools, highly integrated with Runtime and developed in Janox. - development (information, remote access, debugging, team development); - databases access and management (Tables creation and repairing, data import/export, maintenance, ASP splitting and managing); - runtime configuration (users access and profiling, switching behaviors, GUI themes); - administration (granting, jobs scheduling and distributing, work scaling, backups).Features - Quick development - All development phases are managed by the GUI interface (Janox Architect) that leads the developer from analysis to end-user deployment. No server-side code, no SQL statements: only logic, easy-reading definitions. - Maintenance - Table driven and script-less development make it possible to easily recode and maintain applications, even between different development teams. - Quality - Using Janox architecture allow the developer to only take care of applications logics, while Janox Runtime provides max level executions and interfaces, always and everywhere. - Portability - “Write once, running everywhere”. Janox ensures full projects portability, across variations of hardware, operating systems, DBMS and interface protocols. - Scalability - Janox deferred jobs engine allows to spread batch work over a multi-system net, asynchronously and with specific resources allocation. - Return on investment - Janox ensures long life to developed projects, safe from evolving technologies and future requirements. Requirements: · PHP 5 · Apache or IIS
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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