I don't see ERJasperReports in the list. That's one that I use.
Ted
On 12/15/25 5:03 AM, Ramsey Gurley wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've just pushed some work I've been doing on project wonder to a
wonder8 branch on github. There are about two dozen frameworks that I
have building. I'm trying to whittle down the number of frameworks we
keep to ones people are actually using. There's a lot to digest, but
some highlights.
* It's modular and builds with java 25.
* The SimpleWOApp project (vanilla webobjects hello world) can be
compiled into a jlinked java application. The resulting .zip file is
27MBs in size, which is nice. That's a full WOApp with a full bundled
JRE all in one.
* It's still fluffy bunny, not just for legacy reasons. WO Resources
really are not like src/main/resources. This difference becomes
clearly apparent when attempting to modularize WO.
* I've tried to keep all the existing Wonder EOAdaptors, but I'm going
to need some help on Frontbase. It uses package private methods to
work, but can no longer live in com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor package
because of split packages.
* Wonder8 builds with plain vanilla maven. The is no wolifecycle
plugin needed to build frameworks or applications now.
* WOOgnl is gone. If Hugi wants to bring in Parsley as a replacement
that's certainly welcome.
* I'll probably bring in my R2D2W framework to wonder.
In the next few weeks, I'm going to try to get wopatches pushed to
maven central, and put together some instructions about building
womodular locally for wonder8 to depend on. Once that is done, I'll
probably create some maven archetypes and put those up on central as
well.
The full list of wonder8 frameworks currently is the following. If you
see one missing that you use, speak up.
Ajax
DB2PlugIn
DerbyPlugIn
ERAttachment
ERCoolComponents
ERDirectToWeb
ERExtensions
ERJavaMail
ERMicrosoftPlugIn
ERModernDefaultSkin
ERModernDirectToWeb
ERModernLook
ERNeutralLook
EROraclePlugIn
ERPersistentSessionStorage
ERPrototypes
ERRest
FrontBasePlugIn*
H2PlugIn
JavaMemoryAdaptor
JavaWOExtensions
MySQLPlugIn
PostgresqlPlugIn
WOLips
Obviously nothing is set in stone. That's why I wanted to send this
email, to open it up to a broader discussion.
Ramsey
