How about Adventure Builder? It already uses JSF 1.0 and J2EE 1.4 including web services. Adventure Builder can demonstrate:
- Web Services Metadata - Developing web services based on JSR 181 - Deloying web services assisted by EWS (JSR 109) with JSR 181, i.e. JSR 181 J2EE model - Possibly some extensions of JSR 181 useful in real cases. as well as the features you mentioned below. Here's its official site: https://adventurebuilder.dev.java.net/ . Thanks, Ias > -----Original Message----- > From: Eddie O'Neil [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 3:17 PM > To: Beehive Developers > Cc: Beehive Users > Subject: jpetstore sample appliation > > All-- > > One of the things that is in the works is a version of the > classic Petstore webapp that demonstrates some Beehive > features including: > > - Custom Controls used to implement business services > - The Page Flow programming model > - nesting > - webapp security integration > - page flow scoped forms > - shared flow (webapp-level flow controller) > - page inputs > - declarative (JSR 175 metadata) validation > - The NetUI JSP tags > - general tag features (forms, use of JSTL, etc) > - data binding using JSP 2.0 EL > - using the template tags to do site layout > - internationalization using the "bundle" data binding context > - editing data sets using the <netui-data:repeater> tag > - Using XMLBeans with controls and Page Flows > > The plan is to check this into the SVN and make it part of > the Beehive tree. Hopefully, this will help by providing > some examples of the Beehive functionality. Since this is > happening in my spare time, I'd guess that it will be ready > to checkin in the next three weeks. <g> > > But, an end-to-end sample is coming. > > Eddie > >
