JADE Environment Development Ideas

Which Dual-Layer Extrusion Lamination Machine Should You Buy? When you're looking for a high-speed, dual-layer extrusion lamination machine, you can consider buying a Double-layer model, a Solvent-less extruder, or a Paper cup high-speed extrusion...

For a few years now there have been discussions on how Jade could be improved by including a new and modern take on source control, utilising industry accepted tools or ideas. A vote here is firstly then to confirm you still feel this is important...

Please provide a method which allows for a database server node to be halted and shutdown from within JADE itself. This would allow full automation of database halt in a portable fashion, enhancing the managability of JADE databases. This was appr...

Implement JCF rename command for methods. Provides ability to rename methods on deployment, with references being maintained automatically, without needing to redeploy whole schemas. For conditions, there's an added benefit of avoiding unnecessary...

When you import an interface there are usually a lot of classes and Jade adds a _1 or greater to the class to make it unique (where there is a class name clash). By having a prefix it allow you to identify it is from that component. There are also...

A combination of business demands and a transition to more agile software delivery techniques sees us needing to deploy code to the next jade environment in the chain through to production at ever more frequent rates. Previously for Test bases thi...

Since jade v5 through to present there have been many INI keys and sections that have been added, deleted and changed but there has never been a safe and easy method to sanity check and verify correct syntax and values. As INI updates are typica...

As part of recent work, we needed to decommission an old application, with its initialize/finalize methods in particular referring to redundant code. Previously, we'd have just deleted the initialize/finalize methods via a JCF command, but there's...

It would be useful to enhance the reporting of 1090 exceptions to clearly show the token that represents the null. It is currently possible to work it out, but JADE could present the information to help people out.

It would be great if we can compare to environment code via *.mul extract files. If we can take a *.mul, *.scm files from one environment and have the other environment parse this file and do a diff between methods/class changes and produce an HTM...