Hello, * Guy Rouillier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [011204 17:38]: > >> Have you people made a commercial/open source/free software product like > this one? > > You don't describe any application. You listed seemingly every > implementation technology in the Java world, but I don't see a description > of any application. What is your idea for an application?
What I listed are the technologies that I want to be demonstrated and integrated in a real-world J2EE application. Nothing more, nothing less. (added below for easy reference) The Sun's J2EE reference application is not what I'd like personaly to have as a model for learning how to develop a real entreprise project with J2EE the right way. Probably I should have been looking closer, but it's what I feel. > > I'd like to see an open source/free software J2EEE application made with, > randomly: > > > > - JBoss > > - using JAAS for security roles and capabilities > > - JMX-based backoffice > > - CMP 2.0 whenever possible > > - a MVC pattern for user interface production with XML/XSL (Struts?) > > - Cocoon for XML processing, if appropriate > > - SOAP-based access available for B2B service access > > - Log4J for program auditing > > - JUnit and related testing frameworks > > - J2EE design patterns as those explained in Sun's future book > > - aspectj for aspect programming > > - ant for build > > - xdoclet for deployment descriptor and interface generation > > - ready for the ASP model > > - made using an open-source/free software J2EE/EJB application framework, > or delivering one as an outcome As I mentioned I don't really mind about the functionnalities this application should implement. But as it was proposed, an issue/tracking application similar to Bugzilla might be challenging as well as useful. Or maybe a document management (sharing) system, possibly with revision handling. Both are often needed within companies and other organizations, to my understanding. Now, I don't now either if this list is appropriate for such a discussion. Maybe we should setup a sourceforge or savannah project and simply start. If we start such a project, I'd say that of course every contribution is welcome. What do you think people? Any idea to make this project successful? Or is this simply nonsense? :-) Cheers, -Sylvan -- http://sylvan.ravinet.com/ _______________________________________________ JBoss-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-user
