NetClue Announces Component-Based, HTML Rendering Engine in Java | Internet News

NetClue Announces Component-Based, HTML Rendering Engine in Java

Written By
Scott Clark
Scott Clark
Jan 12, 1999
1 minute read

NetClue Tuesday
released CLUE, a pure Java component which features what NetClue believes
is “the best HTML presentation quality of all Java implementations.” The
introduction of CLUE means that the public’s wait for a Java-based Web
browser is over.


The designers at NetClue realized that the existing Web browsers are
difficult to customize and integrate into applications. With CLUE, NetClue
hopes to make it easier to develop “web-aware” applications. Until now,
most Web applications are hosted inside the Web browser. By using NetClue’s
webcore technology, the traditional roles of applications and browsers will
be reversed. Developers will be able to run their applications outside of
the Web browser, yet still be “Web-aware.”


NetClue’s webcore technology is Java-based, and supports the Java 2
platform. The size of the Clue component is small, weighing in at just over
100 kilobytes. The compact code size will enable software vendors to embed
CLUE in their applications.

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