2008-09-15 JET 6.1 Support for Google Chrome Browser
JET 6.1 supports most popular browsers. In particular:
- Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8
- Firefox 2 and 3
- Safari 3 and 4
- Opera 8 and 9

With the apparition of Google, Chrome, we have added a further browser to the supported list. Chrome will be officially supported when it moves out of beta, but we have now run a large number of tests on Chrome 0.2.153.1 and JET 6.1 without any problems.

2008-09-15 JET 6.1 Support for Java 6 Update 10 JET has always supported the current version of Java.
With Sun preparing to release Java 6 update 10, this is no exception. The latest version of Java, although presented as a simple update provides a large number of new features, particularly concerning deployment. JET 6.1 supports many of these new applet-deployment possibilities from the onset.

2008-07-15 JET 6.1 More Support for Distributed Nuts
JET’s support for SaaS applications has made a giant jump forwards with the introduction of Distributed Nuts. These components allow the application to be divided between the server and the client (generally a browser) by keeping the database-intensive code on the server and moving interactive code such as User Interface control or interactive graphics to the client. Obviously, if the client browser refuses to run Applets, both Server and Client functionality is run on the server and the User Interface is rendered by the JET JavaScript module running in the browser. With JET 6.1 Distributed Nuts have been improved for cases where the application generates graphics using Java2D on the client and needs to render the same graphics using jpeg or png files in JavaScript mode.

2005-11-09 SAI ERP System moves to EJB support
The SAI accounting and management application suite is now running successfully on the EJB 2.1 manager. The SAI package is made up of 267 database tables and approximately 1500 screens. SAI is a Vevey, Switzerland, based company specializing in transactional business software. The company was founded in 1984 and is now converting all its products to Java using JET.

2005-09-25
Successful federal e-voting in Neuchâtel
The first ever federal votes held on the Internet in Neuchâtel, Switzerland took place successfully on the 25th of September. Voters were able to vote during a period of 45 days. Results were produced by the system in minutes after polling closed. The whole system, including the administration modules were written with JET 4.3.3 over a period of three years.

2005-05-05
E-government site opens in Neuchâtel, Switzerland
The Swiss canton of Neuchâtel has introduced its new secure e-government platform. Based on JET 4.3.3, it will progressively cover all domains in the control of the cantonal government: taxes, car registrations and inspections, land and building ownership and insurance. The system federates a large number of legacy systems based on 34 databases, some dating back to the 1970’s.