CarrierWave / News: Recent posts

CarrierWave, a container for adaptive object models, has been updated with a working example showing how to initialize and manage server side state, and how to build simple client appliations.

CarrierWave, a container for adaptive object models, has been updated to include support for native Java RMI access. This simplifies deployment of small applications that don't want or need EJB but do need out of process client access.

CarrierWave, an extension to the EJB Value Object pattern, has been updated to include support for dynamically inspecting and managing arbitrary object graphs. This is especially useful when dynamically binding graphs to GUI components or HTML forms.

CarrierWave, an extension to the EJB Value Object pattern, has been updated to include support for the import and export of remote object graphs via XML allowing for round-trip editing of remote objects, and the creation of server initialization scripts.

CarrierWave, an extension to the EJB Value Object pattern, has been updated to include support for WebLogic 7.0. This compliments the current JBoss and Jetty configurations. Additionally Hibernate support has been updated as one of the many persistence layer supported platforms.

CarrierWave, an extension to the EJB Value Object pattern, has been released with support for JDO persistence implementations. Additionally, queries to the system, via the CarrierWave client API, can be prototyped using the OGNL syntax before coupling/committing to a particular persistence application or vendor.