The APPFUS.Com/wiki/wiki.jsp?page=appfuse of "J2EE Kick Start" has recently released a version 1.7. This project provides typical architecture and template applications for J2EE OLTP applications, and J2EE developers without architectural experience can join their own functional modules on the appfuse, thereby implementing a good J2EE app for an architecture. The maximum improvement of the AppFuse 1.7 version is to support JSF and TapeStry components-based web framework. The previously used Web framework is the most widely used struts and Webwork. In addition, at the persistence layer, AppFUSE uses the Hibernate O / R mapping tool (http://www.hibernate.org); in terms of container, it uses Spring framework (http://www.springframework.org). These two frameworks represent the current most popular emerging technologies, and many J2EE developers want to learn their usage through a sample application, and AppFuse just meets their needs. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -----
AppFuse - How to start learning SpringFramework
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Tomcat also has a new version, 5.0.25, the most obvious change is the startup of the graphical interface, and the setting is much more changed than 5.0.19. It feels more convenient.
Here you will find AppFUSE, its goal is as a webapp template, starting point, simplifies your WebApp development basic work. It integrates the current most popular open source lightweight framework or tool Spring / Hibernate / Ibatis / Struts / XDoclet / JUnit, etc. There is also Ant Task written very comprehensive. And the AppFuse's website has articles to teach every module. For details, please refer to the AppFuse website. To be honest, I am going to learn Spring / Hibernate and other new things through this integrated framework.
It is also recommended that Yesterday, AppFuse wrote some suggestions about learning Spring on his Blog Spring Live. I think it is worth a spending time to translate, recommend it to more people ....
If you think Spring is too complicated, I will give you some suggestions. Learning Spring is impossible to resist, what should you read what article, practice what tutorial? First of all, I recommend watching rod johnson's published on TheServerside.com: Introducing The Spring Framework. DEVELOPING A Spring Framework MVC Application Step-by-Step, this tutorial is not bad, but it doesn't talk about Hibernate, it is just a simple example.
