I’ve finally reached the point where I hurdled my JAXB related validation issues, so another round of full unit testing is called for. Frame2 has two levels of testing: Unit tests that can be run outside of a servlet container. These include simple tests on discreet sections of the framework, and some tests written using [...]
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JAXB: Good, Bad and Ugly
One of the biggest tasks in updating Frame2 is making sure the web services components still work. This integration was one of the major features when Frame2 was orginally developed as TurboM2 – at the time it was something that really set it apart from Struts. I’ll be honest and say that I never had [...]
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The last official release of Frame2 happened in January of 2006, and was Java 1.4 specific. I am currently making changes to the codebase to take advantage of all of the improvements that Java 5 and 6 brought. The process is roughly this: Configure Eclipse with the latest available JDK. Turn on all compiler warnings. [...]
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