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!!__2003.11.30__ - AppFuse 1.0 Released

I feel this release deserves the big __1.0__ designation because it is an up-to-date representation of my learnings and my perceived
best practices in building web applications.  Of course, as I learn more, I will continue to push out new releases.

In this release, I did a lot of refactoring and enhancements to existing features.  The DAO and Manager interfaces are no longer tied
to Struts or Hibernate.  Hibernate's Session object is now passed as an argument into Manager and DAO constructors, rather than
method signatures.  
          
The Remember Me feature has been refactored so the username and password cookies are only available under
the /appfuse/security url-pattern.  I also changed the posting to "j_security_check" in LoginServlet from response.sendRedirect to
an HTTP POST, using Jakarta Common's HttpClient.  The reason I have a LoginServlet vs. just using action="j_security_check" in my &lt;form&gt; is to encrypt passwords.  

I've developed 3 different applications using AppFuse ([struts-resume|StrutsResume] is one of them), and I have found that it's a pain to 
upgrade to new versions of AppFuse.  Because of this, I don't recommend upgrading unless you really need to.  I will be upgrading 
struts-resume to AppFuse 1.0, but I doubt I'll upgrade it to any future AppFuse releases - it's just too much work for not much reward.

* [Download|http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=49385&amp;release_id=200891] (~11.5 MB for src, ~3.9 MB for bin) 
* [Release Notes|http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=200891]
* [API Documentation and Source|http://raibledesigns.com/downloads/appfuse/api/]
* [Mailing List|http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=18761]



          

      

      

      
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+!!__2003.11.30__ - AppFuse 1.0 Released
+I feel this release deserves the big __1.0__ designation because it is an up-to-date representation of my learnings and my perceived
+best practices in building web applications.  Of course, as I learn more, I will continue to push out new releases.
+In this release, I did a lot of refactoring and enhancements to existing features.  The DAO and Manager interfaces are no longer tied
+to Struts or Hibernate.  Hibernate's Session object is now passed as an argument into Manager and DAO constructors, rather than
+method signatures.
+The Remember Me feature has been refactored so the username and password cookies are only available under
+the /appfuse/security url-pattern.  I also changed the posting to "j_security_check" in LoginServlet from response.sendRedirect to
+an HTTP POST, using Jakarta Common's HttpClient.  The reason I have a LoginServlet vs. just using action="j_security_check" in my &lt;form&gt; is to encrypt passwords.
+I've developed 3 different applications using AppFuse ([struts-resume|StrutsResume] is one of them), and I have found that it's a pain to
+upgrade to new versions of AppFuse.  Because of this, I don't recommend upgrading unless you really need to.  I will be upgrading
+struts-resume to AppFuse 1.0, but I doubt I'll upgrade it to any future AppFuse releases - it's just too much work for not much reward.
+* [Download|http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=49385&amp;release_id=200891] (~11.5 MB for src, ~3.9 MB for bin)
+* [Release Notes|http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=200891]
+* [API Documentation and Source|http://raibledesigns.com/downloads/appfuse/api/]
+* [Mailing List|http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=18761]