Patrice Drolet said: “I really love the concept of EJOSA. I went through the tutorial, I modified the piggybank example (I added a donator field). It is really great and works great in an Eclipse project and with the integrated JOnAS app server”.
Introduction Articles to EJOSA:
1) The Enterprise Java Open Source Architecture Template: A Beginners’ Way to J2EE Application Development
http://www.jaxmag.com/itr/online_artikel/psecom,i
2) Delving into EJOSA – Part II: A Look into the Architecture and Development Process using the Magic Template
http://www.jaxmagazine.com/itr/online_artikel/pse
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Updates and New Features:
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1)
Update to use Enhydra Enterprise 6.3.1. From now on EJOSA is
completely based on pure Enhydra Enterprise which is directly based on JOnAS-Tomcat J2EE 1.4 certified application server.
2)
Update all the cartridges to use AndroMDA 3.0 Final. Add MTL for model-to-model transformation in case you want to build your own language (DSL = Domain Specific Language) for a product family.
3)
Adding MTL cartridge “ejosa-model-dsl-piggybank” for building PiggyBank product family. An example can be found at dev-piggybank-model-dsl.
4)
The cartridge “ejosa-model-cost-calculator” now supports Use Case Points (UCP) Based Estimation. These are some good intro papers for UCP Based
Estimation:
http://www.bfpug.com.br/Artigos/UCP/Damodaran-Est
http://www.info-knowledge.nl/docs/Proj%20Man/UseC
5)
Update all ext-libs available. Please see the readme file at: ejosa-revo/ext-libs/readme-external-libs.txt for more information.
Have a lot of fun!
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Blasius Lofi Dewanto
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EJOSA – Enterprise Java Open Source Architecture
http://ejosa.sourceforge.net/
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