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Hi Paulo,

I briefly worked for JScape, but never worked on PlannerWidgets.
I know they put a lot of effort into designing and implementing
PlannerWidgets.  IMO, it would provide a great set of building
blocks for a schedule project.

I know the guy who does most of their support--he's very knowledgeable
about Java and Beans especially.

As for performance, I can't say.  They do allow you to download a free
trial version from their website, so you can judge for yourself.

Darrel

In article <6bltci$c9t10@forums.borland.com>,
Paulo Santana <nospam.san@centroin.com.br> wrote:
>Hello World,
>
>As I'm starting to develop a schedule project in Java, I took a look at 
>JScape's PlannerWidgets components. They seem to be very professionaly 
>designed, but since they're a bit expensive (+/- $600), I'd like to hear 
>opinions about JScape and its libraries before buying them, specially 
>about its performance and support.
>
>Thank you very much for any input,
>
>-- 
>Cheers,
>
>     Paulo Santana
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