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• 1.1 release now available

  This release adds some convenience methods and a new controller heirachy. The code generator engine has also been refactored making it easier to modify and maintain. To view the latest documentation go to: https://javaviewcontrol.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/javaviewcontrol/docs/index.html

  posted by mikedooley 336 days ago

• File released: /javaviewcontrol/jvc-1.1/jvc-1.1.tar.gz

  posted 336 days ago

• javaviewcontrol jvc-1.1 file released: jvc-1.1.tar.gz

  version: 1.1 date: feb 4, 2009 notes: added global and local base controllers, added form helper methods to base controller, refactored the generator to use templates, added Helper and include it statically in all generators.

  posted 337 days ago

• 1.0 version of JVC

  The 1.0 version of JVC - Java View Controller has been released. JVC is a tool for creating Java web applications. Most well designed web applications separate their components into models, views and controllers. JVC creates the view and controller part of your web application (you are free to use any model implementation you like). JVC is simple and the web applications it creates are fast because the requests are processed by pre-compiled Java code. For even better performance we recommend configuring your web server so that the static content is handled by an Apache server instead of by your JVC app. Writing a JVC web app is simple because you just write POJO's and you don't need any xml configuration files. JVC uses standard open source tools like Tomcat, Ant and Log4j. Please see http://javaviewcontrol.sourceforge.net/ for more information.

  posted by mikedooley 373 days ago

• Initial release of JVC

  JVC has been released. JVC is a tool for creating Java based websites. Please see http://javaviewcontrol.sourceforge.net/ for more information.

  posted by mikedooley 403 days ago