Date: 2004-05-16T23:44:20
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   Wiki: Incubator Wiki
   Page: BeehiveProposal
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/incubator/BeehiveProposal

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 The Beehive project will provide a consistent, abstract, and easily toolable 
programming model, providing a way for developers to more productively build 
applications leveraging the latest technology provided by JDK 1.5.  We expect 
this project will attract new users to a simpler way to build enterprise Java 
applications, while also attracting experienced J2EE programmers with a model 
that saves them from writing the same J2EE plumbing code over and over again.  
BEA's WebLogic Workshop developer community (see the "Community" section below) 
will provide a base for the Beehive community.  We are also hoping the 
innovative nature of this project will attract a strong developer community 
within Apache.
 
-We believe the optimal structure for this work would be a Top Level Project, 
starting with two subprojects and adding a third in coordination with the JSR 
181 development.  While this proposal focuses on a framework consisting of 
these three subprojects, it is expected that the Apache community will come up 
with additional innovative ideas that will evolve into future subprojects.  The 
currently planned components include:
+We believe the optimal structure for this work would be a Top Level Project 
with three subprojects.  While this proposal focuses on a framework consisting 
of these three subprojects, it is expected that the Apache community will come 
up with additional innovative ideas that will evolve into future subprojects.  
The currently planned components include:
 
  * '''Controls''' -- The Control architecture is a lightweight component 
framework based upon annotated JavaBeans, exposing a simple and consistent 
client model for accessing a variety of J2EE resource types.  The framework 
provides a variety of functions including: JavaBean-based client access, 
configuration through JSR-175 metadata and external configuration data, 
automatic resource management, context services, and an extensible authoring 
model for creating new Control types.  
  

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