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AppFuse 2.0.2 Released (AppFuse 2) AppFuse Team is pleased to announce the release of AppFuse 2.0.2. This release includes upgrades to Spring Security 2.0, jMock 2.4, the ability to customize code generation templates and many bug fixes. For information on upgrading from 2.0.1, see the Release Notes ... Other labels: release

AppFuse 2.0 RC1 Released (AppFuse 2) https://appfuse.dev.java.net/images/icon.gif align=right,hspace=4,vspace=4! The AppFuse Team is pleased to announce the release of AppFuse 2.0 RC1! This release marks a huge step in the march to releasing AppFuse 2.0. This release puts the finishing touches on the AppFuse ... Other labels: release

Home (AppFuse 2) http://farm1.static.flickr.com/129/347357516e7d01209dem.jpg border=1! AppFuse is an open source project and application that uses open source tools built on the Java platform to help you develop Web applications quickly and efficiently. It was originally developed to eliminate the rampup time ... Other labels: struts, jdk5, maven, jpa, netbeans, hibernate, ibatis, jsf

JBPM Integration (AppFuse 2) HOWTO: JBPM process engine appfuse jsf modular required ressources: appfuse 2.0.2 jsf modular jbpm 3.2.2 springmodules jbpm integration: database use JBPM ddl according to your database. I recommend to put jbpmdbobjects to another ... Other labels: jbpm, jsf

QuickStart Git (AppFuse 2) QuickStart with Git In software development, using a revision/version control system (VCS), such as Subversion, is highly recommended. A revision control system should make each developer's life much easier, whether you're an individual developer, or a team of developers ... Other labels: git, maven, eclipse, vcs, versioning, svn

QuickStart Subversion (AppFuse 2) QuickStart with Subversion In software development, using a revision/version control system (VCS), such as Subversion, is highly recommended. A revision control system should make each developer's life much easier, whether you're an individual developer, or a team of developers ... Other labels: subversion, maven, eclipse, vcs, versioning, svn

Tutorials (AppFuse 2) develop an application with AppFuse, you generally create POJOs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlainOldJavaObject and configure how they work with Spring http://www.springframework.org. Follow the steps below to create a master/detail screens that CRUD a Person object. You should ...