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What is Servertec Foundation Classes?
How do Servertec Foundation Classes differ from Java's class packages?
Who should use Servertec Foundation Classes?
What can Servertec Foundation Classes be used for?
Where can Servertec Foundation Classes be used?
What is the future of Servertec Foundation Classes?
What is the difference between Servertec's Open Source, End-User, Corporate, ISV and OEM products?
How can Servertec sell it's products so inexpensively?

What is Servertec Foundation Classes?
Servertec Foundation Classes (SFC) is a collection of Java Classes and supporting native libraries that allows Java developers to have access to popular native functionality without having to code in C/C++ or know about the inner workings of the native platform.

How do Servertec Foundation Classes differ from Java's class packages?
SFC extend Java's class packages by adding support for the Windows' Registry, Shortcut Links, Drive Information, Environment Variables, Windows NT Event Log, Files, System Console, IO Ports, File System and Random Access Files with locking

Who should use Servertec Foundation Classes?
Software developers who develop on Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/2003/XP and who are looking for a package the will allow them from Java to access Windows Win32 API without having to code in C/C++ or be familiar with the native Windows API and SDK.

What can Servertec Foundation Classes be used for?
SFC can be used manage the Windows' Registry, Shortcut Links, Environment Variables, Windows NT Event Log, Files, Network Resources, System Console, IO Ports, File System, Random Access Files and to retrieve Drive Information.

Where can Servertec Foundation Classes be used?
SFC can be used on Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000/2003/XP with SFC any Java implementation that supports Java version 1.1.x or later and Java Native Interface (JNI).

What is the future of Servertec Foundation Classes?
Servertec plans to continue to develop and improve SFC. Check out our Future Plans.

What is the difference between Servertec's Open Source, End-User, Corporate, ISV and OEM products?
Open Source ...

End-User products are for individuals or entities who wish to license Servertec products on a per server or per user basis. Personal products include 30-day limited support.

Corporate Subscriptions are site licenses for individuals, institutions or entities who need a license to Servertec products that allows them to internally use Servertec products on an unlimited number of servers or an unlimited number of users without having to pay on a per seat or per server basis. All Corporate Subscriptions include 12 months of updates and support.

ISV Subscriptions are licenses for individuals, institutions or entities who need a license to Servertec products that allows them embed and distribute Servertec Software Royalty Free as an integral part of their end-user focused applets, servlets or standalone applications. All ISV Subscriptions include 12 months of updates and support.

OEM Subscriptions are licenses for individuals, institutions or entities who need a license to Servertec products that allows them embed and distribute Servertec Software Royalty Free as an integral part of their developer focused applets, servlets or standalone applications. All OEM Subscriptions include 12 months of updates and support.

How can Servertec sell it's products so inexpensively?
Servertec is a company built-around the Internet who does not have many of the costs associated with traditional brick and mortar businesses. Most of Servertec's customers are large corporations who purchase Corporate / ISV Subscriptions. Finally, Servertec has been able to cut prices by half by focusing on direct sales and by not wasting money on advertising.

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