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Alcatel Builds Easy-to-Use GUI's for Telecommunications Systems With Stingray Products

Overview Alcatel, the Telecom segment of Alcatel Alsthom, designs, manufactures and markets complete telecommunications systems. Alcatel addresses the challenge of developing complete telecommunications systems. The company also needed to develop easy-to-use user interface components for those systems. All Rogue Wave Stingray products extend the functionality and capabilities of the MFC, and include the complete source code. Alcatel selected Rogue Wave Objective Grid, Objective Toolkit PRO, Objective Chart and Objective Views. Objective Grid gives Alcatel's developers 100% MFC grid control while Objective Views adds graphical diagram interfaces to Alcatel's MFC applications quickly and easily.

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Publisher	Quovadx	File Format	HTML
Date Published	November 2004	Downloads	37
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Software Engineering, Object-Oriented, GUI

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