Hey As you may know I recently won the MyComponents.com contest (thus racking up my eighth Java contest winning in two years.. :-) neat..). As a result of that I am now working on a J2EE app that is basically a calendaring system for conference rooms (you know those pesky paper calendars you all keep in your conf. rooms? Yeah, you know what I'm talking about.. well, this will replace that). I now have a first basic iteration done which has most of the core functionality done (view, create, find bookings). The app itself is pretty cool and darn useful, but there are even more important purposes with it. First of all it's an interesting tutorial (heh, at least when I get to document it properly) on how to make a J2EE app including servlets+EJB. Second, since I have used the Model-2 framework that I've been raving about the past couple of days, it also serves as a proof-of-concept app for that. Third, its build structure is useful as a base for writing J2EE apps since it correctly packages .war, .jar, and .ear files. Fourth, the EJB's in this app uses the EJBDoclet that I've developed (dreambean.com/ejbdoclet.html) so it works as a complete example for that as well. You can find a zip distro with v0.1 at dreambean.com/download/rickard. There you will also find the separate WebWork kit (including source) that contains the Model-2 dispatcher and taglib that I have used in EBS. If you're interested in Model-2 MVC frameworks I would really appreciate if you would download, test, and comment on it (to me privately so as to minimize spam on this list). Installation? Unpack the zip and drop deploy/ebs.ear into /deploy in jBoss. Done (DB tables will be created automagically by JAWS). You need to run EmbeddedTomcat for it to work. Good luck! :-) regards, Rickard -- -------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
