CodeMesh Releases Latest Version of JunC++ion; Patent-Pending 'In-Process' Integration Approach Reduces Need for Expensive Middleware Options and Speeds Time-to-Market.

CARLISLE, Mass. -- CodeMesh, Inc., the leading provider of solutions for integrating programming languages, today announced the release of JunC++ion 2.2, which includes a patent-pending technique for creating integration solutions consisting of multiple proxy modules. By eliminating the expensive and time-consuming need to generate proxy classes on an individual basis, CodeMesh JunC++ion 2.2 significantly shortens development time, reduces maintenance costs and enables the efficient use of existing application investments.

CodeMesh's unique "in-process" integration technique makes it possible for customers to quickly and easily publish C++ or .NET versions of Java products in just a matter of hours. This creates a valuable new source of revenue, without the infrastructure, performance and security worries caused by alternatives such as Web services. CodeMesh outperforms conventional integration methods by orders of magnitude--and only CodeMesh provides enterprise solutions for both C++ and .NET.

Additionally, CodeMesh allows customers to take advantage of service-oriented architectures (SOAs) by enabling easy and inexpensive mixing and matching of enterprise components. CodeMesh makes it possible for businesses to meet the technical requirements of SOAs, while being both maintainable and manageable.

"Choosing customers by the programming language they use is simply not an option," said Alex Krapf, president and co-founder of CodeMesh. "While some integration approaches require significant investments of time and money for adapters, wrappers and unnecessary infrastructure, CodeMesh makes 'express integration' a breeze--and there's no need for interface languages, middleware and porting. This translates into huge savings, faster development of new applications, longer shelf-life for legacy programs and larger market opportunities."

The national postal service of Germany, Deutsche Post AG, uses CodeMesh JunC++ion to integrate its important customer service system, written in C++, with its new Java-based application integration platform. JunC++ion makes it possible for Deutsche Post to deploy its new integration program on hundreds of workstations without having to change or abandon the customer system.

"In today's increasingly open and interconnected world, most large companies find themselves with both Java and Microsoft-based applications, and these programs often don't work together," said Mark Driver, vice president and research director at Gartner, Inc. "In-process integration can provide development organizations with a secure, high performance approach for integrating applications."

Other additions to JunC++ion in version 2.2 include:

--Usability enhancements to the code generator interface

--Support for MacOSX and IRIX 6.5 or later.

Available on Windows, Solaris, and Linux, JunC++ion is based on the same proven technology as CodeMesh's other highly successful integration products, including JuggerNET for integrating Java and .NET and JMS Courier for integrating JMS and C++.

Availability

JunC++ion version 2.2 is available for immediate download from the CodeMesh website. Please visit www.codemesh.com for more information.

About CodeMesh, Inc.

CodeMesh provides solutions for programming language integration. CodeMesh products allow businesses programming environments to become more integrated and efficient without becoming more complicated. JuggerNET is part of a series of integration solutions designed to ease organizations' problems with integrating other technologies into the Java environment. Our growing customer list includes industry leading telecommunications, financial, manufacturing, defense, and medical corporations.

CodeMesh and JunC++ion are registered trademarks and JMS Courier and JuggerNET are trademarks of CodeMesh, Inc.

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