ENFACADE is a philosophy, and corresponding software framework, that optimizes the simplicity, speed of development, and subsequent ease of maintenance, of J2EE web-based data entry and retrieval applications.

Key Features:

• A design philosophy that moves away from specialized and detailed programming and instead towards the declarative definition of the functional requirement of an application.
• A 'layered' architecture invisibly enforcing structured design principles, from the 'database' through to the 'User Interface Display' definition layer.
• Initial automated generation that produces a 'first cut' functional requirement definition, and hence working system, at the press of a button.
• An IDE reducing subsequent manual editing of the definition form that generated to a 'by exception' basis.
• Automated processing of bands of definition layers that 'flush though' the consequences of changes in one layer into the next.
• A functionally rich runtime that makes many previous areas of development redundant.
• Works with all the main SQL databases and browsers.