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Spring Web Services
1.0 Released:
Enhanced Features
Interface21 has announced
the release of Spring Web
Services 1.0. With this new
release, Java programmers
can develop applications for
Web services with the
facilities of creation of
contract-first, documentdriven
Web services,
delivering the flexibility,
productivity and ease of use.
The contract-first approach
avoids interoperability issues
and simplifies development.
It works with common Web
Services technologies like
POX (plain old XML), SOAP
and WSDL (Web Services
Description Language). This
release also facilitates the
best practices such as the
WS-I basic profile and loose
coupling between contract
and implementation that
allows creating flexible Web
Services.
Apache Struts 2.0.9
Released: More
Elegant Framework
Compared to older
versions of Struts, this
version is more elegant for
creating enterprise-ready
Java web applications and is
the “best available” version
of Struts. This new Version
is simpler to use and includes
an important security fix
regarding a remote code
exploit. It is available as a
separate library, source, documentation distributions etc. |
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GridGain 1.5 Released:
Brings Open Source Grid
Computing to Java
GridGain 1.5 has been
released, it is available for
download at:www.gridgain.org/
downloads.html. It is an open
source grid computing platform
for Java with high-erformance
development. It has a unique
set of grid computing features
with open source LGPL
licensing.
This release has new features
with improved functionality like
integration with Spring,
Weblogic, JBoss, Coherence,
Mule, etc. It is considered to be
the widest selection of
compatible products in its class.
Google Web Toolkit 1.4
RC2 Released: 100 bugs
fixed
Finally, Google Web Toolkit
(GWT) 1.4 RC2 has been
released and is available for
download from Google website.
It is being presumed to be the
best GWT release to date
because in this release, near
about 100 bugs have been fixed.
Moreover it is expected to be the
final 1.4 release and GWT 1.5 is
now on the way.
GWT 1.5 will soon be released
supporting Java 5.0. Hopefully,
GWT client code will be based on
Java 5.0 syntax and will support
all its available features. |
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Groovy MDA 1.0
Released: A Code
Generation Library
Groovy MDA 1.0 has been
released and it is available
for download from its
official website i.e. http://
groovymda.
sourceforge.net
Groovy MDA library
generates software project
artifacts employing the
Groovy scripting language
from the UML models. It is
even capable in generating
JPA entity beans from a
UML model. Even it nables
the user to customize the
templates of his choice
with ease.
Portals Pluto 1.1.4
Released:
Implements Java
Portlet Specification
Pluto is the Reference
Implementation of the Java
Portlet Specfication. The
current version of this
specification is JSR 168.
Portlets are designed to
run in the context of a
portal. They are written
with the Portlet API which
is similar to the Servlet
API.
With the advent of Portals
Pluto 1.1.4, it has become
easier to integrate Pluto’s
portal container into a portal.
It’s a major refactoring of
Pluto 1.0.1, which allows this
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