Below you find side by side comparison of Standard, Professional, and Enterprise Editions of Excelsior JET.
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| Improve performance of your Java applications by compiling them into native code executables (EXEs and DLLs on Windows, executables and shared objects on Linux) |
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| Optimize applications that use any part of Java SE 6 platform API |
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| Maximize performance of Java applications running on HyperThread/multi-core CPU and dual-processor systems |
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| Maximize thoughput of Java applications running on high-end multi-processor servers |
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| Create complete application setups that do not require Java (JRE) installed on target systems |
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| Create pre-installed Java apps that run off a USB flash drive |
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| Substantially reduce disk footprint of installed Java applications |
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| Substantially reduce download size of your Java applications |
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| Protect your proprietary Java code from decompilation |
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| Reduce application memory usage |
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| Optimize applications essentially relying on dynamic class loading |
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| Convert Java components into dynamic libraries callable from C/C++/Deplhi/VB6/VBA via JNI and Invocation API |
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| Turn your Java applications into Windows services using the supplied API and tools |
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| NEW! Add a standard version information resource to Windows executables |
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| Create application setups powered by Excelsior Installer or another installation tool |
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| Create compact Excelsior Installer-based setups |
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| NEW! Specify post-install actions such as "launch application", "restart the system", etc. (Windows only) |
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| Brand your application setups: replace images, texts and titles on installation dialogs of Excelsior Installer (Windows only) |
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| Create file associations and arbitrary shortcuts with custom icons in Excelsior Installer-based setups (Windows only) |
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| Create trial versions of your Java applications |
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| Make your Java applications display a native splash screen immediately upon startup |
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