Headway Software Announces Structure101 for Java Version 2 Beta, its Structural Analysis and Architectural Control Product

Headway Software announces Structure101 for Java Version 2 Beta, its structural analysis and architectural control product. This major new release adds new Slice and Matrix Perspectives, and Tagging and Hiding of model items.

Dublin, Ireland (PRWEB) September 6, 2006

Headway Software announces Structure101 for Java Version 2 Beta, its structural analysis and architectural control product.

The major release adds the following capabilities:

•     A new “Slice” perspective lets you see your whole code-base at any level of composition, for example at the class level, package level or at any design level. It also lets you quickly discover tangles and how they percolate up through the higher levels.
•     A matrix representation for large dependency graphs (such as slices).
•     “Tagging” of code-level items in order to discover how they roll up through different slices and hierarchies.
•     Hiding of model items.

To access the Beta Release of Structure101 for Java, please visit our download page, http://www.headwaysoftware.com/downloads.

The Structure101 Client and Publisher are currently available for Java on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. The Structure101 Client is priced at $499 per user, while the Structure101 Publisher is priced at $999 per node.

Headway Software is the first independent software vendor to focus purely on software structure, a fundamental tenet of building maintainable and extensible software. The company's Structure101 products use advanced static analysis and reverse engineering techniques to analyze and measure excessive structural complexity for Java and Ada, with C++ to follow. Based in Ireland and France, Headway Software is independently owned and operated. Customers include Australian Department of Defense, Canadian Department of Defense, US Navy, Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman, NASA, European Space Agency, European Commission, Thales, EMC, Intel, Delta Airlines, IONA, Eloan, HBO, Readers Digest, Credit Suisse, and Wells Fargo.

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