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A family of Java development products formerly from the WebGain division of Symantec and sold to TogetherSoft Corporation in 2002, which was acquired by Borland in 2003. Versions for Windows and the Macintosh were available that included a host of Java components and features for rapidly building applications. Visual Cafe superseded Cafe, Symantec's first-generation Java product. As of Version 2.0, Visual Cafe was renamed Visual Cafe for Java. With Borland's acquisition, JBuilder became the upgrade path for Visual Cafe developers. |
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He joins M7's proven and talented executive management team, lead by CEO Mansour Safai, former Vice President and General Manager of the Internet Tools Business Unit at Symantec, which developed the best-selling product Visual Cafe. He joins M7's proven and talented executive management team, lead by CEO Mansour Safai, former Vice President and General Manager of the Internet Tools Business Unit at Symantec, which developed the best-selling product Visual Cafe. Under the terms of the settlement agreement, WebGain has agreed to dismiss its suit which had sought a ruling from the Court that their Visual Cafe and Structure Builder products did not infringe six Borland patents and which alleged that such patents were invalid. |
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