JADE Environment Development Ideas

Some of our customers databases have files that are quite large ? in one case the file size exceeds 400 GB. This file has a single class instances (and its exclusive collections). This becomes a problem when the file requires compacting or backing...

A new access type for properties and methods, which would prevent access from any other class including sub-classes.

The objective is to copy a production system for testing purposes with designated data values disguised without having to scramble the data. Initial requirements: 1. This would assume that the database would be encrypted to avoid direct exam...

There are a number of tools that provide Static code analysis for a variety of languages but (not suprisingly) nothing for Jade. We use Veracode and SonarQube for our non Jade code. It is a company requirement that we cannot put (non Jade) code li...

I wonder how many people disable the Jade Release Note dialog as soon as they upgrade? While it provides a high level overview of recent changes, most are probably very quick to disable it after giving it a quick look because it's popped up in an ...

My specific use case was to retrieve the current database usage, to see if usage was Usage_NoAudit. A JadeDatabaseAdmin method that returned various database state values in a JadeDynamicObject would be ideal.

We have been utilising interfaces more and more lately. One of the issues I am having is tracing how the code flows when an interface method is called. E.g. I hit F11 on an interface method. I am taken to the interface method definition. From here...

I miss array literals for the easy translation of a numerical value in something else.E.g. if self.cmd = 1 then cmdSt := "Open"; elseif self.cmd = 2 then cmdSt := "Forward"; elseif self.cmd = 3 then cmdSt := "Close"; endif; becomes cmdSt := ...

Often if a class is in use I will right click the class and select 'Show Process Usages'. Then I have to manually find the processes in monitor manually to sign them off if feasible. I'll need to either nervously double check the details a few tim...

As has been mentioned in other ideas, it's easy to accidentally put classes in the wrong map file. If this isn't noticed before the application is deployed, this results in large amounts of client data in the wrong map file, which is a pain to fix...