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java.tri version 0.8 out
The new java.tri 0.8 tool is compatible with eclipse 3.2 and eclipse web tools project. We now ship and entire eclipse wtp configured platform ready to be used instead of a package with common dependencies, what makes easier to start using java.tri.
Also a new tutorial will be avaible very soon.
Try java.tri
2007-03-06 13:29:04 UTC by alexandretorres
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java.tri version 0.7 is out
java.tri is an open source code generation framework, an easy to use plugin for eclipse and a integrated environment to start j2ee applications.
It's inspired in the MDA (Model Driven Architecture) paradigm. It takes a UML model from a Case-tool (including free tools like ARGO-UML) and let you enhance the specifications with j2ee technology oriented information, and in the end you have java code generated in a running hibernate based application.
java tri new version 0.7 has several improvements on usability like new application view and improved form designer.
take a look in our project for more details.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jtri
2006-06-13 14:57:33 UTC by alexandretorres
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jtri with Argo 0.2 :use UML 1.4
Hi.
The new Argo 0.2 version has upgraded UML-XMI from 1.3 to 1.4 version. That's great news to us!
But our current tool is unable to import zargo models with UML 1.4 version. But there is a workaround: export your model to XMI and import it by using the UML menu Import from->XMI 1.4
Hope it helps
2006-02-13 22:52:12 UTC by alexandretorres
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java.tri generates Tomcat applications
Starting at version (0.65), java.tri implemented a special template that generates tomcat configuration code. You will need a tomcat web application server installed and you can regenerate your application to tomcat server (in the build default objects menu). Them, just copy'n'paste the deploy menu to tomcat.
We will work in a stand-alone tomcat demo to help new users with java.tri Model Driven Application Generator.
I Hope it may help you.
2006-02-09 22:21:04 UTC by alexandretorres
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java.tri releases preview of "IReport with hibernate" tool
We made some contribution to the ireport/jasper reports project to integrate with hibernate. This contribution may take some time to show up, so we posted a "preview" version on our project website.
There are 2 bundles, one to execute standalone and another to execute as eclipse plugin with java.tri plugin.
This IReport version has a graphic HQL tool where you can design reports based in HQL and javabeans properties at the same time. You just have to add hibernate configuration files and db driver to the classpath.
Have fun.
2005-12-27 20:31:45 UTC by alexandretorres
