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Wednesday November 03, 2004

[ANN] Equinox 1.1 Released

In preparation for my talk on comparing web frameworks, I've made a bunch of enhancements to Equinox. I changed the default web framework to be Spring and added a very simple "CRUD users" feature. While it's basic, it shows how to do validation, success messages, and a sortable list with the following frameworks: Spring, JSF, Struts, WebWork and Tapestry. I even added a "birthday" field to demonstrate date-handling. I dig the built-in popup calendars that ship with JSF and Tapestry.

Oh yeah, I also added a hack (from James Violette) to make the Display Tag work with JSF. Code says it best. I plan on writing a detailed how-to as part of the Display Tag's documentation. Suggestions for a cleaner hack are welcome.

In other display tag news, here's another way to do static headers.

Posted in Java at Nov 03 2004, 12:26:54 AM MST 14 Comments
Monday November 01, 2004

Upgraded to Roller 1.0 RC1

This site has been upgraded to Roller 1.0 RC1. If you see any issues (besides all my feed showing up as unread), please let me know. Some navel-gazing stats for you:

  • Total Number of Posts: 1970
  • Total Number of Comments: 4800

This blog was started on August 1, 2002.

Posted in Roller at Nov 01 2004, 11:22:23 AM MST