TAF is a suite for tools and J2EE framework utilized to its full potential, hiding the tedious creation and definitions of J2EE beans. Listed Below are the tools and utilities which constitute TAF.

TReX Business Objects (TBO)^TM
The TBOs provide the infrastructure with which secure, mission-critical, multi-tier applications and services are built. These objects are based on a broad collection of highly normalized data structures which represent a full-featured, fully integrated, ERP system. TBOs provide a robust foundation for development of complete, distributed, multi-tier applications and services. And they exist to accommodate all the functions for managing inventory, purchasing, sales, shipping, accounting, human resources, payroll, engineering, production, production planning, asset maintenance, and much more! TBOs provide the underlying database foundation with which the TReX Enterprise Management Applications have been built. They can be purchased as a complete set, or as any combination of modules.

Universal Business Browser (UBB)^TM
UBB is a Java-based thin client (desktop application front-end) that enables users to fully interact with corporate data through server-based business application logic and data entry forms. UBB provides all the desktop application triggers necessary to request, review, insert, modify, delete, and analyze corporate business data. UBB is designed to accommodate a wide variety of business user interface functions in a wide variety of business environments.

Administrative Toolkit (ATK)^TM
ATK is a suite of tools that facilitate management of TReX applications. The ATK is comprised of three subsystems.
• Visual Toolkit (VTK)^TM is a form painter / screen designer that provides management of the underlying Form Database that is rendered by the UBB. It also provides for management of the Form Database that is rendered by XWeb.
• Security Toolkit (STK)^TM facilitates management of system users, their privileges, applications, and properties.
• Developer Toolkit (DTK)^TM is an interface to build and maintain application "managers" and the underlying database structures. The DTK includes a subsystem to import C-style data structures into TBOs (TReX Business Objects).

e-Business System (XWeb)^TM
XWeb may operate as a standalone package or as a fully-integrated component of a complete TReX system as web interface.

m-Business System (MWeb)^TM
MWeb may operate as a standalone package or as a fully-integrated component of a complete TReX system as mobile interface.