What is iPP?
How does iPP compare to other preprocessors?
Who should use iPP?
What can iPP be used for?
Where can iPP be used?
What is the future of iPP?
What is the difference between End-User and ISV products?
Which License Agreement (Evaluator, End-User or ISV) applies to me?
What is iPP?
iPP is a platform independent preprocessor written entirely in
JavaTM created with cross platform
developers in mind.
How does iPP compare to other preprocessors?
iPP provides the same functionality found in professional products.
Who should use iPP?
Web site developers and software developers who work on multiple platforms
or who must support products on a number of platforms.
What can iPP be used for?
iPP is the easiest way to generate and maintain static Web pages and source
files from templates.
Where can iPP be used?
iPP can be used on any platform that supports the Java Runtime
Environment 1.1.x.
What is the future of iPP?
Servertec plans to develop iPP as a full featured preprocessors.
Check out our Future Plans.
What is the difference between End-User and ISV products?
End-User products are for individuals or entities who wish to
license Servertec products for personal use.
Independent Software Vendor (ISV) products are for individuals
or entities who need a license to Servertec products that
allows them to embed and distribute Servertec components
Royalty Free as an integral part of their applications.
Which License Agreement (Evaluator, End-User or ISV) applies to me?
The Evaluator License Agreement applies to individuals or entities who have
not licensed the product and who wish to evaluate it for a thirty (30) day
period before licensing it.
The End-User License Agreement applies to individuals or entities who have
licensed the product for personal use.
The ISV License Agreement applies to individuals or entities who have
licensed the product for embedding within their applications.
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