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Diário de um Desenvolvedor de Software

Descobertas, idéias e informações que acontecem no meu trabalho como desenvolvedor de sistemas aplicativos em .NET.

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Sou arquiteto de software e ajudo a definir soluções de tecnologia para necessidades de negócio. Atualmente trabalhando com a plataforma Windows Azure.

quinta-feira, junho 16, 2005

java.net: AppFuse: Start Your J2EE Web Apps

AppFuse foi criada para facilitar a criação de novos projetos J2EE Web.

java.net: AppFuse: Start Your J2EE Web Apps: "AppFuse tries to make it as simple as possible to build, test, and deploy your application. It virtually eliminates setup and configuration, which are often the hard parts. Tools like Ant, JUnit, XDoclet, Hibernate, and Spring can be difficult to get started with. Furthermore, features like authentication, password hints, 'remember me,' user registration, and user management are things that most web apps need. AppFuse ships with tutorials for developing DAOs, business delegates, Struts actions (or Spring controllers), integrating tiles and validation, and uses an Ant-based XDoclet task (written by Erik Hatcher) to generate master/detail JSPs from model objects. It uses slick open source tag libraries like Struts Menu (for navigation) and the Display Tag (for paging and sorting lists)."