Wednesday June 15, 2005

[ANN] AppFuse 1.8.1 Released This release is mostly a bug fix release with no new features. It also includes many upgrades to the core libraries (Hibernate, Spring, iBATIS, MyFaces). Thanks to all the sponsors who have contributed products and free hosting to the AppFuse project. You guys rock!
To see how AppFuse works, please see the following demos:
- Demo of Features in Flash
- Struts + Spring + Hibernate
- Spring + iBATIS
- WebWork + Spring + Hibernate
- JSF + Spring + Hibernate
- Tapestry + Spring + Hibernate
Comments and issues can be sent to the mailing list or posted to the AppFuse Issue Tracker.
Posted in Java
at Jun 15 2005, 11:00:42 PM MDT
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Synching home directories on OS X
My old PowerBook is fixed, and I'm getting ready to send my new one off to the person that bought it. As part of this process, I wanted to synch up the home directories, since that's all that's changed b/w the two in the last 3 weeks. I figured rsync was the solution, but since I'm an rsync rookie - I searched around for a GUI tool. I found RsyncX, installed it, booted the newer PowerBook as a firewire drive and updated my old PowerBook. 20 minutes later and my old one looks like my new one. Very nice.
Posted in Mac OS X
at Jun 15 2005, 12:51:51 PM MDT
Building a Persisted, Dynamic Web Tree with AppFuse
Thomas Gaudin has done it again. He's published yet another detailed and well thought out tutorial for AppFuse. This time it's about building a dynamic menu tree using Struts Menu and Hibernate. Great stuff thogau!
Posted in Java
at Jun 15 2005, 07:41:48 AM MDT
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