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User Blog: How To Unit-Test EJB 3 ...in 0.8 Second...

OpenEJB testing unittesting openejb users ejb3 javaee-patterns kenai blog | Java | Sunday August 02, 2009 | By dblevins

Adam Bien writes in is popular weblog an nice entry called How To Unit-Test EJB 3 ...in 0.8 Seconds . As the subject implies he covers using OpenEJB for fast and light EJB 3.0 unit testing. Adam has been working on a new project called Project Kenai ...

Log4PHP on buildbot now

Apache Log4PHP environment buildbot | Development | Sunday August 02, 2009 | By grobmeier

If you are a reader of the Log4PHP developers list , you probably know it already: We (especially Gavin) managed to get it to build Log4PHP on a regular basis via Apaches Buildbot. Click here to see the latest available website. The most cool feature is...

Relaying mail from apache.org.

Apache Infrastructure Team smtp-auth gmail | General | Saturday August 01, 2009 | By joes

One of the more common issues committers face at Apache is in trying to send mail from their apache.org account.  We've just made that process a whole lot easier by setting up an SSL-enabled, smtp-auth based mail submission service on people.apache.org...

Tiles 2.2.0 approaching

Apache Tiles velocity freemarker mvel ognl tiles | Status | Monday July 27, 2009 | By apetrelli

Development of Tiles 2.2.0 is going forward with a steady pace and I hope that this version (that probably will be of Alpha quality) will be released soon. These are the new features that Tiles 2.2.0 will have for sure: Support for new template languages,...

Early Bird Registration for ApacheCon US Ends 14 A...

The Apache Software Foundation Blog ApacheCon | Monday July 27, 2009 | By Sally

Join us at ApacheCon US 2009 , the ASF's official user conference and expo, 2-6 November in Oakland, California. This year's show is anticipated to be the largest gathering of the global Apache community, bringing together Foundation Members, code...

Applications for Travel Assistance for ApacheCon U...

The Apache Software Foundation Blog accommodations apachecon assistance travel flights registration oakland financial | ApacheCon | Monday July 27, 2009 | By Sally

The ASF Travel Assistance Committee (TAC) has opened applications to assist those seeking to attend ApacheCon US 2009 (2-6 November in Oakland, California), but are unable to do so for financial reasons. Assistance is open to all people...

ASF Members share their experiences with Apache

The Apache Software Foundation Blog asf gardler interview member apachecon clere cutting fremantle bowen | General | Saturday July 25, 2009 | By Sally

Watch the interviews with ASF Members Rich Bowen , Jean-Frederic Clere , Doug Cutting , Paul Fremantle , and Ross Gardler , on their experiences with Apache. Select clips from a series of interviews with ASF Members as well as Apache users and developers...

Log4PHP - on the road again

Apache Log4PHP status | General | Monday July 20, 2009 | By grobmeier

Some of you might have noticed it: log4php is on the road again. After quite a long break there is ongoing effort on creating a new release of this logging API. Meanwhile we have ported most of the code to PHP5 and are working hard on updating the website,...

Click Calendar 1.0.2 now available

Apache Click release calendar | Java | Sunday July 19, 2009 | By sabob

Click Calendar 1.0.2 has been released fixing a bug in DateField that can disable Fields when the popup is closed. Click Calendar Home Download Click Calendar 1.0.2 Maven bundle Changes are: Fixed DateField calendar popup which blocked...

Public Preview of Drafts feature added to ASF Roll...

Apache Infrastructure Team preview draft roller | General | Wednesday July 15, 2009 | By administrator

Previously, to be able to preview a draft post by any Roller Blog, one had to be a member user of that blog. For those that would like an easy way to post previews of drafts for lazy consensus or voting, a script has been setup to allow the preview url that...

Click 2.1.0-RC1 now available

Apache Click 2.1.0 release | Java | Sunday July 12, 2009 | By sabob

The Apache Click team is proud to announce the first release candidate of Click 2.1.0. This is our first release that requires Java 5. All bugs fixes from 1.5.2 are included as well as a slew of new features, examples and documentation. The documentation...

Tiles 2.1.3 released

Apache Tiles release tiles | Development | Friday July 10, 2009 | By apetrelli

Tiles 2.1.3 is available for download . This version is essentially a bugfix release, in particular: it works better in an OSGi environment, see TILES-404 ; some annoyances with list attribute inheritance and with attributes not copied have been...

Tiles 2.2 will have Velocity and Freemarker suppor...

Apache Tiles tiles freemarker velocity | Development | Wednesday July 08, 2009 | By apetrelli

Tiles 2.0 and 2.1 have only the possibility to use JSP natively. Freemarker is usable through its ability to load JSP tags. With Tiles 2.2 it will be possible to write templates with Velocity and Freemarker. In Subversion repository, two submodules have been...

Confluence 2.10 migration for cwiki.a.o 11 July

Apache Infrastructure Team wiki confluence cwiki.apache.org | Status | Tuesday July 07, 2009 | By mrdon

The ASF Infrastructure Team will be upgrading the Confluence instance powering http://cwiki.apache.org from Confluence 2.2.9 to Confluence 2.10.3 on July 11 at 0400 UTC, or July 10 at 2100 PST.  The migration is expected to take several hours.   ...

New features: Tag cloud, keyword-style indexing fo...

Lenya General | Saturday July 04, 2009 | By andreas

I added a "tagcloud" module to the contributions area. It is visible in the defaultfiredocs publication. You can now configure the meta data to be indexed as keywords (complete phrases incl. spaces as index terms). This is especially useful for using...

Screencast: EJB Unit Testing with Eclipse and Open...

OpenEJB screencast ejb eclipse embedded openejb testing | Java | Thursday June 18, 2009 | By dblevins

We've put together the first of hopefully many screencasts to walk you through various aspects of using OpenEJB. This screencast shows how you can turn the plain, non-javaee version of Eclipse into an EJB testing machine. The tutorial walks you through...

Apache OpenEJB 3.1.1 Released

OpenEJB improvements ejb newfeatures testing 3.1.1 security openejb embedded | Status | Friday June 05, 2009 | By dblevins

The Apache OpenEJB team is excited to announce the release of OpenEJB 3.1.1 . This release includes some great enhancements for the embedded testing scenarios and general EJB programming. Notable improvements include: - Dependency injection for...

Apache Incubator OpenWebBeans 1.0.0-M2 is Released

OpenWebBeans javaee owb injection dependency | Java | Wednesday June 03, 2009 | By gerdogdu

I am pleased to announce the 1.0.0-M2 release of OpenWebBeans. OpenWebBeans will be an ASL-licensed implementation of the Context and Dependency Injection for Java EE Platform Specification which is defined as JSR-299. This M2 release contains the parts of...

OpenEJB 3.1.1 Coming Soon

OpenEJB ejb31 openejb | Java | Monday June 01, 2009 | By dblevins

The OpenEJB 3.1.1 binaries have been spun have gone through some rigorous testing and should be available in the next day or two. Check back tomorrow for some nice new OpenEJB 3.1.1 binaries and some great new features like alternative deployment descriptors...

It's official, we now have LDAP running!

Apache Infrastructure Team services ldap | General | Thursday May 21, 2009 | By pctony

Earlier this week the Infrastructure team rolled out phase one of the planned LDAP services.   We are using LDAP for authentication of shell accounts.  For now this is the extent of the implementation, however the next phase should follow this quite...

Sample Application with JSF, JPA and OpenWebBeans

OpenWebBeans owb | General | Thursday May 14, 2009 | By gerdogdu

We have written a real sample application written with JSF + JPA +OWB . It is called " Hotel Reservation Application ". You can create "Admin" and "Normal" user accounts. "Admin" is responsible for defining hotels...

Which editors are you using?

Lenya lenya editors | General | Tuesday May 05, 2009 | By andreas

In order to decide which editors to focus on, the Lenya community has started a survey to find out which ones are actually in use. If you're using Lenya, please take a minute to add a line to the table on this Wiki page: http://wiki.apache.org/lenya/whichEdi...

Mapped name with OpenEJB

OpenEJB 3.1.1 newfeatures jndi openejb | Java | Monday May 04, 2009 | By jgallimore

Recently we added the facility to use the mappedName attribute from a @Stateful, @Stateless or @Singleton annotation to add a global JNDI name for your bean. This is pretty simple to use, simply add the mapped name to your bean like so: ...

Git support at Apache

Apache Infrastructure Team svn git | General | Sunday May 03, 2009 | By Jukka

Git is a new version control system that has been getting increasingly popular during the past few years. Many Apache contributors have also expressed interested in using Git for working with Apache codebases. While the canonical location of all Apache source...


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