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Shine 1.2 - powerful J2ee framework
Shine is a Java-J2EE Application Framework/JWMS(Java Web Model Service)Framework/MVC Framework/Service Oriented Framework. Shine Includes Ajax Libs/Server API/J2EE Architecture. Shine Supported JSF/Spring/AspectJ/Struts/Hibernate/...
You can use Shine Framework for Implement ERP Web Based Application, Web Based Operating System, WFM Web Based Application, CRM Web Based Application, HRM Web Based Application, BPR Web Based Application, Or ... Web Based Application, Shine Registered in Source Forge.
This Framework is a Java Service Oriented Framework for Web Based Project. This Framework include:
* MVC (Model View Controller)
* Ajax
* Service Oriented Scope
* JWMS (Java Web Model Service)
Shine Framework is a Java Web Model Service Framework.
Shine Framework is very easy, stable. You can use other Framework by Shine Framework:
*Hibernate
*Struts
*Spring
*And Other Framework
please for more info refer to :
www.j2sos.org
for Download documents about shine visit :
http://www.j2sos.org/download/doc.rar
if you have any questions about shine j2ee framework, you can ask it than shine supporter team with this email Address:
shine's support mail:
shine@j2sos.org
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Message #304956
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Everything's a RAR
Why almost everything in your site is a RAR?
I think that plain-old-HTML docs (to view online) and ZIP/tar.gz would be better.
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Message #304957
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Re: Everything's a RAR
Why almost everything in your site is a RAR?
I think that plain-old-HTML docs (to view online) and ZIP/tar.gz would be better.
Well, I had to download the package to know that it is GPL.
How do you expect someone to take your software seriously if you publish your works this way *and* under GPL?
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Message #304958
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Editing please; just a little?
Is it too much to ask the server side staff to edit their posts? This is a new low for TSS quality; the post isn't even formatted, there are numerous grammar errors and no link to the actual item being discussed. WTF?
I realize not everyone who might submit something has great written English, but since when does this site just post people's press releases verbatim?
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Message #304992
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Re: Is this a joke?
or is it already April 1st? ;-)
The code and architecture is definitely a joke.
Some Issues:
1. No Intefaces nust inherit from framework classes
2. All "services" must be registered in web.xml indiviually
This looks like soming that came out of some school where they have no interaction with real world development or even what a web service is.
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Message #304993
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Re: Everything's a RAR
Why almost everything in your site is a RAR?
I think that plain-old-HTML docs (to view online) and ZIP/tar.gz would be better.
Well, I had to download the package to know that it is GPL.
How do you expect someone to take your software seriously if you publish your works this way *and* under GPL?
Worse than that. Under GPL the source needs to be distributed with the download. The only source incude here was samples. The actual framework code is not in the download and is not availible on the website.
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Message #305001
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I'll avoid this one
Not to mention that guys promote their framework in form of spams all over the Spring framework forum.
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Message #305022
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Re: Everything's a RAR
Worse than that. Under GPL the source needs to be distributed with the download. The only source incude here was samples. The actual framework code is not in the download and is not availible on the website.
That's the least of the legal problems with this if you are based in the US. The support company for this appears to be Iranian.
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Message #305039
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Oh yeah...
...this post reminds me of the reason I mostly read stuff at InfoQ, despite their posts about RoR. ;)
Argh, TSS..
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Message #305043
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Re: Shine 1.2 - powerful J2ee framework
Didn't have a great start in the morning..but looking at this gave me a good laugh...
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Message #305044
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Let Community Edits the Posts!!
Since there is constant complain about quality of editing on TSS , why just not allow community editing ....... they can rate each article
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J2SOS Virtual Human
I noticed the really interesting sounding project, "J2SOS Virtual Human", listed on the page at http://www.j2sos.org/organization/project.htm.
When will this project be finished? I need some virtual humans to pump up my project ranking on sourceforge.net, and this sounds like just what I need.
I'm also interested in your "JOctopus Web Based IDE". Tools like Eclipse and NetBeans aren't slow enough for me. I want page loads when I do basic operations like "Search" and "Save File". A web based IDE sounds like a fine idea to give me more opportunities to get coffee.
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