TSS recently reconstructed the backend code of its website, will replace the TapeStry and JDO (SolarMetric Kodo) projects to replace the underlying framework technology based on self-developed servlet framework and BMP Entity Bean technology. TSS declaration: This decision does not have a political motivation, but based on itself and existing available technologies.
(However, this can not help but to the front of the JDO specification was rejected by the association) TSS recently relaunched its back end infrastructure on Tapestry and JDO (Solarmetric Kodo), replacing an older home-grown servlet framework BMP entity bean layer that was in place ... for nearly 5 years These choices were not politically motivated, but based on our requirements and available resources Tapestry founder Howard Lewis Ship did the Tapestry conversion and has written an article about it You can read the article here: http: // www .theserverside.com / articles / article.tss l = TSSTapestryWe chose Tapestry because: -? Its component approach was well suited to TSS, which has many similar pages with minor differences- Simplicity of HTML templates well suited to editting by content editors- We Had The # 1 Tapestry Expert on Hand :-) JDO THROUGH SOLARMETRIC KODO WAS The Right Choice for US Because: - It's a standard so we become '' Locked In- IT '
