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Over 10 years ago, I wrote my first blog post. Since then, I've authored books, had kids, traveled the world, found Trish and blogged about it all.

Equinox (a.k.a. AppFuse Light) 1.7 Released!

This release's major new features are upgrading to Spring 2.0, Hibernate 3.2, an Ajax + Spring MVC version, an Acegi Security + Spring MVC version and Struts 2.0 as an optional web framework. It's highly likely that the "extras/security" package can be installed with other web frameworks, but it's only been tested with Spring MVC. Furthermore, this release provided all of the different combinations that Equinox provides - all 50 of them!

All of the frameworks used in Equinox, as well as most of its build/test system is explained in Spring Live. A summary of the changes are below (detailed release notes can be found in JIRA):

  • Added extras/spring-ajax with examples of ajaxified displaytag (with AjaxAnywhere), in-place editing (Script.aculo.us), in-page updates (DWR) and lightbox (Lightbox gone Wild) popups.
  • Added extras/security with Acegi Security integration for authentication and authorization.
  • Automated creation and testing of all possible combinations for distribution.
  • Converted from JSP to Facelets for JSF/MyFaces option.
  • Integrated Ajax4JSF into JSF/MyFaces option.
  • Added Struts 2.0.1 as web framework.
  • Upgraded to Spring 2.0, including improved XML syntax and JSP Form Tags
  • Added Cargo settings to pom.xml so it's possible to run web tests from Maven.
  • Changed dataSource bean to use a connection pool.
  • Added popup calendar (using jscalendar) to Spring MVC and Struts 2.
  • Added OpenSessionInViewFilter for Hibernate and OpenPersistenceManagerInViewFilter for JDO/JPOX.
  • Fixed foreign-language encoding issues with Spring's CharacterEncodingFilter.
  • Changed from DAO to Dao to be more consistent with other projects.
  • Dependent packages upgraded:
    • Canoo WebTest 1393
    • Cargo 0.8
    • Commons Validator 1.3.0
    • DWR 1.1.1
    • FreeMarker 2.3.8
    • jMock 1.1.0
    • JPOX 1.1.1
    • Hibernate 3.2
    • MyFaces 1.1.4
    • Spring 2.0
    • Spring Modules Validation 0.5
    • Struts 1.2.9
    • Tapestry 4.0.2
    • WebWork 2.2.4
  • Dependent packages added:
    • Acegi Security 1.0.2
    • Ajax4JSF 1.0.2
    • AjaxAnywhere 1.2-rc2
    • Facelets 1.1.11
    • Struts 2.0.1

Download. For more information about installing the various options, see the README.txt file.

Demos:

Thanks to all the users of Equinox for making this a great release!

P.S. I'm fully aware that this project's name conflicts with an Eclipse project. ;-)

Posted in Java at Oct 20 2006, 04:28:31 PM MDT 16 Comments