Impala dynamic modules 1.0 RC1 released

显示全部楼层 · 2007-1-24 12:56:49

mpala 1.0 RC1 contains a number of big feature improvements from the previous release:
* a more powerful and flexible mechanism for mapping web requests to and within modules, making it easier to build truly multi-module web applications.
See http://code.google.com/p/impala/ ... andlerRegistration.
* a new Spring web namespace for registering servlets, filters and other web artifacts in Impala web modules.
* enhancements to make the automatic module reloading mechanism more robust and suitable for applying in production environments.
* various other minor bug fixes and enhancements, particularly in the areas of build, dynamic services and class loading.
Impala is a dynamic module framework for Java enterprise application development, building on the Spring framework. Impala is the simplest and most TDD-friendly way to bring dynamic modularity into Java applications,
making it possible to build large, complex applications which are simple to test and productive to develop. With Impala you can dynamically add, update and remove parts of a running application, dramatically reducing build/deploy/test cycles.
Impala remains true to Spring's original premise of simplicity and does not require any additional third party tooling or runtime environment support. It just "works out of the box".

千问 · 2007-1-24 12:56:49

Release1_0RC1Announcement
1.0 RC1 Release Announcement
Impala 1.0 RC1 is the first final 1.0 release candidate, which means that there are no more major features planned for the 1.0 final release which still need to be implemented. Only minor enhancements and bug fixes will be added prior to 1.0 final.
Impala 1.0 RC1 contains a number of big feature improvements from the previous release:
* a much more powerful mechanism for routing requests to and within modules, making it easier to build truly multi-module web applications. See WebModuleBasedHandlerRegistration, as well as the URL mapping sample.
* a new Spring web namespace for registering servlets, filters and other web artifacts in Impala web modules. See NamespaceWebReference.
* enhancements to make the automatic module reloading mechanism more robust and suitable for applying in production environments.
* various other minor bug fixes and enhancements, particularly in the areas of build, dynamic services and class loaders.
Two new samples have also been created during the work on this release, including the URL mapping sample, which demonstrates Impala's improved web multi-module request routing capabilities, and the Spring Faces sample, which shows Impala working with a technology stack which includes JSF, Spring Web Flow, Spring Security and JPA.
See the full list of issues covered for milestone 1.0 RC1.
If you like Impala and would like to support the project, please take a look at this page: http://code.google.com/p/impala/wiki/GetInvolved.

千问 · 2007-1-24 12:56:49

nice job