Chrono-Logic releases iAM for Development v4.3

Montreal, Quebec, Canada — May 1, 2005 — LANSA Business Partner Chrono-Logic announces the release of iAM - for Development v4.3, a change management solution designed specifically for development teams using LANSA products. iAM - for Development is entirely written in LANSA, is completely integrated to the internal structure of LANSA solutions and has a LANSA look and feel.

New features include Impact Analysis on Visual LANSA Components and a new development tool, Rebuild in Development – Visual LANSA. These add up to a complete automation of transfers between partitions, an impact analysis on LANSA Fields, Files and LANSA for the WEB, 3 other LANSA oriented development tools, a direct link with the entire LANSA Repository including task tracking, version control, support of multiple LANSA installations, support of all LANSA definition and object types (iSeries, Visual and Web) and iSeries native sources and objects (RPG, Java, …), archiving, powerful set up and security options and distribution on multiple computers.

"This new release is the first step toward the complete integration of LANSA 2005. Compiling objects from the Windows environment (Visual LANSA IDE) is mandatory to support LANSA 2005 and that’s exactly what the new development tool is doing. And as iAM - for Development was originallly designed according to LANSA internal structure, integrating the Visual LANSA development environment was very easy." said Ghislain Jacques, vice-president of product development at Chrono-Logic.

About Chrono-Logic

Founded in 1998, Chrono-Logic specializes in the development of productivity tools and change management solutions designed specifically for development teams using LANSA products. All solutions offered by Chrono-Logic are 100 percent written in LANSA and completely integrated to the internal structure of LANSA’s solutions. To be used with the interface of Windows or green screen, these products support LANSA for iSeries, LANSA for Windows, LANSA for the Web, and native iSeries sources and objects (RPG, Java, ...).