June 2005
Productivity Winner - Web Development Tools
"I especially liked NitroX's thorough integration with Struts and the tool's holistic approach of changing a site rather than just manipulating code files"

April 2005
Choosing a JSP/Struts Plugin
Checkout Greg Nyberg's Blog (Co-Author of "Mastering BEA WebLogic Server: Best Practices for Building and Deploying J2EE Applications.") independent conclusion of NitroX.

January 2005
NitroX 2.0 Examines Apps...
"M7 last month released version 2.0 with three new views of information inside Web applications..."

February 2005
Scores: M7 NitroX vs. myEclipse
M7 NitroX (8.3) > myEclipse (7.9)
"AppXRay goes much deeper than the standard debugger, by parsing and storing much of the information from XML configuration files.."

December 2004
Review: M7 NitroX 2.0 J2EE IDE
"I was impressed with NitroX. For anyone developing a JSP or Struts application. I highly recommend this IDE. I have yet to see any IDE that really encompasses the J2EE environment in such a poignant way."

December 2004
"Dreamweaver Wannabes"
Rating: 4 stars
"NitroX’s strength lies in its ability to understand the Struts application structure and make the information available to all parts of the IDE....The NitroX debugger takes advantage of this deep inspection information, letting developers debug directly against the JSP source."

September 13, 2004
"M7 Takes JSP Tracking To A Higher Level"
Tech Rating: 5 stars
Most Java IDE vendors successfully incorporate JavaServer Pages (JSP) editors into their development suites to ease the integration of dynamic Web content code with Java applications. However, most of these development suites do a poor job of integrating JSP, not to mention JSP tag libraries (JSTL) and the server-side Java code that is required to build multitier, enterprise-class Web applications.

June 30, 2004
Nitrox eases Struts, JSP development
For those of you building Web applications in Java using Struts and JSPs you need to check out M7 Corporation's Nitrox...

June 30, 2004
Map Data & App Layers
M7 has launched NitroX for Struts, for building JavaServer Pages (JSP) and Struts-based applications on the Eclipse platform. NitroX includes the new AppXRay technology that maps and tracks all application layers and the relationships between them.

April 26, 2004
M7 Releases Development Tool
M7, of Cupertino, Calif., next month will announce NitroX, a Java-based Web development and debugging tool. It focuses on open-source and open-standard technologies such as Jakarta Struts, an Apache Foundation project; JSP (JavaServer Pages); and the Eclipse application development framework, said Mansour Safai, M7's co-founder and chief executive.

May 19, 2003
Predictions for Software Development and Web Services
"Corporate IT is in the midst of a huge transition to a service-oriented architecture. Loosely coupled systems will reduce the cost of building and integrating applications by a factor of 10. However, it may take five years for this change to be pervasive across organizations. IT leaders should be looking today at development approaches and architectures that let them manage a smooth transition without requiring them to throw away the last 10 years of development or get locked into a proprietary platform."
--Mansour Safai, CEO, M7 Corporation