Yucca Valley, CA, - October 2007: Catalyst Development Corporation,
publisher of SocketTools, SocketWrench and LogicGem, today announced
the release of Catalyst File Transfer .NET V5.0. For developers who
are creating .NET applications, the File Transfer .NET component
offers a comprehensive interface for uploading and downloading files.
The Catalyst File Transfer .NET component is a managed code component
that is fully compatible with both Visual Studio 2003 .NET and Visual
Studio 2005 as well as the upcoming release of Visual Studio 2008.
What's new:
* Fully compatible with Windows Vista
* Improved performance and reliability
* Enhanced security features
* Support for multiple threading models on a per-session basis
* Improved support for firewalls and proxy servers
* Target multiple frameworks with the SocketTools .NET Edition
Cary Harwin, President and CEO, said: "The Catalyst File Transfer .NET
component makes it easy to incorporate file transfer and management
functionality in your applications which use the .NET Framework."
Pricing and Availability
A fully functional 30-day evaluation copy is available from
http://www.catalyst.com
Catalyst File Transfer .NET V5.0 is priced from $295 per developer.
Catalyst provides 30 days of free technical support. All Catalyst
products come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
About Catalyst Development Corp
Catalyst Development Corporation was founded in 1995 to create and
market components and applications for software developers. Today,
Catalyst Development is a recognized leader in Internet component
software whose award-winning products are used by thousands of
corporate, government and independent developers around the world.
With a talented staff of software developers, support technicians,
marketing and business professionals, Catalyst remains focused on
developing innovative products and is dedicated to meeting the needs
of its clients.
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Please contact - Cary Harwin, President/CEO -
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