At the end of January we released the J2EE Spider 1.0.0-M1.

This version has several important features and even a new look. Watch the
video (link below)!

An important feature of the tool - the generation of CRUDs is now also
available. For these reasons are changing from version 0.3.0 to 1.0.0-M1.


Video:

Watch the new video with a demonstration of the tool:

Windows (self-executable):
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http://downloads.sourceforge.net/j2eespider/spider_video-1.0.0-M1.exe?use_mirror=osdn

Multiplatform (shown on the browser):
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http://downloads.sourceforge.net/j2eespider/spider_video-1.0.0-M1.zip?use_mirror=osdn

Project Objetives:

We want to take a step ahead. Even though there are other tools for code
generation, none is nice enough. Some are difficult to use, others don't
have a friendly interface or are executed through prompt commands, some
generate bad code and don't allow customization and others only allow one
code generation per project or don't allow an incremental generation or
technologies alteration.

Thus, the objective of J2EE Spider is:
Generating codes *whenever* you want, *with whatever you want* and
*however*you want.

*When* allow us to generate codes not only in the beginning of the project,
but also to perform an incremental build. This concept of successive builds
uses merge whenever necessary so that it won't lose customizations that may
have been done in the code.

*With what* is the flexibility in the choice of frameworks. This allows the
developer to decide which technologies will be part of the generated code,
taking advantage of his/her team's know-how. In the future, it is intended
to allow the generation with the greatest possible number of frameworks.

*How* allows us to alter the generation code template so that the generated
code will be as similar as possible to the development methodology of each
team. It is also possible to add new resources to the standard code
generation in an easy and simple way.

Web-Site:

http://www.j2eespider.org

regards,
Bruno Braga

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