Found: Hibernate based personal image server
I found the pixory personal image server on the hibernate-devel mailing list this morning. It looks like a regular web-based photo album, but seems to offer client side tools as well. You can checkout the screenshots if you want to get right to it.
Pixory is a personal image server based on Hibernate and HsqlDB.
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Pixory allows you to store your photos on your own pc but to access, compose
into albums, and share them anywhere on the internet. It's your personal
online photo sharing service, running on your computer using your broadband
internet connection. Pixory is a client and a server, a lightweight web
application for browsing photo collections on your hardrive; an album server
to your friends and family or anyone on the internet. It simplifies
accessing and organizing photo collections on your home network.
Today was a pretty awesome day in my development life. This morning started off great with the "remember me" feature, and I also implemented the Nested tag library from Struts. It was great - took me all of about 5 minutes to implement and get nested, indexed iterating of child objects in a form. I ended the day with disappointment as I tried to save this form. That's when I discovered that XDoclet wasn't generating getter/setters for my indexed getter/setters. I might actually have to put a form in my source tree to get this functionality. So far, all my ValidatorForms are still generated from POJOs, which Hibernate uses. Not all my POJOs are run though XDoclet -- some are generated using Hibernate's Reverse Engineering Tool. It actually seems to take less time to write the mapping file than to mark up the POJO with XDoclet tags. If you generate it with the RET, it's like taking candy from a baby.
Speaking of babies, I started to learn a new language tonight. I call it Abbie-blah - it consists of making grunts and groans and sticking your tongue out. I swear I had an intellectual conversation with Abbie - I had her smiling like you wouldn't believe. Fun times.
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