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Tell us what you think?

# | Posted in Blog, News on # June 20, 2011 | #2 Comments

In order to make the information about QAFE more accessible and to stimulate conversion (visitors/downloads) we redesigned the website. Now that it is live, we are looking forward to getting some feedback from you. A penny for your thoughts?
 
Please tell us what you think of the new www.qafe.com. The looks, the content, the structure: anything goes! All feedback is welcome and will be used to further improve this website. Thanks in advance for taking the time to comment!

Oracle Forms Conversion Walk-through

#Tags: , , | Posted in Blog on # January 20, 2010 | #No Comments

If you want to take a close look at QAFE’s Forms Conversion process, you should consider visiting us here in Rijswijk, the Netherlands. We’ll be happy to show you how QAFE gets a large part of an Oracle Forms Conversion done, in seconds! Don’t have a moment to spare for a live demonstration? Than be sure to check out this new Oracle Forms Conversion Walk-through on our site.

Update: Oracle Forms Conversion FAQ

#Tags: , , | Posted in Blog on # January 14, 2010 | #No Comments

In addition to our extensive general FAQ (containing over fifty answers), we just uploaded an Oracle Forms Conversion FAQ. On this page you find the answers to questions like: How do transactions from Forms work inside QAFE? My Oracle Form has parameterized input, can QAFE do the same? Is there a GUI that can help me migrate my Oracle Forms? And many other FAQs. 
 
Check it out: Oracle Forms Conversion FAQ.
 
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you did not find the answer you are looking for. Also, if you DID find the answers needed, and want additional information, simply let us know!

Qualogy joined W3C!

#Tags: , , , , | Posted in Blog on # November 9, 2009 | #No Comments

Qualogy, the organization behind QAFE, is proud to announce that the company joined W3C.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) is an international community that develops standards to ensure the long-term growth of the Web. For QAFE that means that we propose the QAML, QAFE Markup Language, to be a standard. QAML has the unique feature that it combines technology independent declarative UI with declaratively SOA enabling backend technologies. The SOA enabling part is also  in a technology independent way.

Follow us on twitter or this blog to be updated on these developments.

Oracle Forms migration made easy!

#Tags: , , , | Posted in Blog on # November 3, 2009 | #No Comments

Oracle Forms migration (finally) made easy! That is the headline in We Love IT magazine. In this Dutch article QAFE is compared to JHeadstart and VGO Software, and wins with flying colors. We will make a translation in English available soon.

In the meantime you are most welcome to contact us for more information on Oracle Forms Conversion and related products. Or visit QAFE FAQ for instant answers. You can also read our brand new Enterprise Application Framework brochure online.

NEW: QAFEFAQ

#Tags: , , | Posted in Blog on # October 26, 2009 | #No Comments

Enterprise Application Development made easy? Oracle Forms Conversion details? Our brand new FAQ-section has all the answers. So if you are wondering as a developer, what skills you need to develop in QAFE? Or if you have a heterogeneous ICT landscape, using multiple GUIs, databases and operating systems, and want to know how QAFE fits in? Don’t waste another second reading this news item: here you find the answers to these and almost fifty other questions!

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http://www.qafe.com/qafe-support/faq/

New website QAFE!

# | Posted in Blog on # August 27, 2009 | #One Comment

Still some pages to go: getting there though.

What do think of our new website so far? Please comment on the design, the type in posts and pages, the navigation. Any changes you would like to see?