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common base classes and tools used by pow2 projects (pow2acl, pow2webgui and more)


http://pow2toolkit.sourceforge.net





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2005-10-28

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2002-01-29

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  • jhighlight-plugin 20051028 file released: jhighlight-plugin.zip

    posted 1514 days ago

  • File released: /jhighlight-plugin/20051028/jhighlight-plugin.zip

    posted 1514 days ago

  • pow2toolkit 20041013 file released: pow2toolkit_20041013.zip

    posted 1884 days ago

  • File released: /pow2toolkit/20041013/pow2toolkit_20041013.zip

    posted 1884 days ago

  • pow2toolkit 20021215 file released: pow2toolkit_20021215.zip

    - JDBC 2.0 DataListHandler implementation (see the paper by Claudio Fratarcangeli at http://www2.theserverside.com/resources/article.jsp?l=DataListHandler) - Added the "beanshell" ant task to use the BeanShell tool (www.beanshell.org) to test the toolkit methods; - com.pow2.struts.action.* package refactoring: - com.pow2.structures.tree package refactoring: - collapsed ItemNode class into the Node class; - now BinaryTree uses the VisitorDesign pattern to "render" the tree nodes informations; - added the NodeVisitor interface class - added the StringBufferNodeVisitor abstract class - Poolman Connection pool replaced by the new ConnectionPool factory. The ConnectionPool factory provides a common interface to get pooled JDBC Connection objects using an underlying connectionProvider class. Provided connectionProvider are: ProtomatterConnectionProvider ----------------------------- uses the Protomatter Connection Pool library. see [ http://protomatter.sourceforge.net/ ] for further informations. JakartaConnectionProvider ------------------------- uses the Jakarta commons-dbcp ConnectionPool. see [ http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/index.html ] for further informations. SimpleConnectionProvider ------------------------ doesn't use connection pooling at all ;^) - further new features: "borrow" ;^) some idea from Ted Husted's Struts catalog (http://husted.com/struts/catalog.htm) - com.pow2.struts.forms.FormsUtil: use this utility class to transfer data between value objects and an ActionForms using Java introspection; - com.pow2.dao.AbstractDAO: use populate() to transer data between a value object and a resultSet record using Java introspection; - debug: com.pow2.dao.AbstractDao.finalizeConnection: better management of critical conditions (I hope...);

    posted 2557 days ago

  • File released: /pow2toolkit/20021215/pow2toolkit_20021215.zip

    posted 2557 days ago

  • Navigation package: JDBC2.0 Data List Handler implementation

    the new Navigation package is an example Java web application that uses a JDBC 2.0 implementation of the Data List handler pattern by Claudio Fratarcangeli http://www2.theserverside.com/resources/article.jsp?l=DataListHandler

    posted by foxat 2561 days ago

  • File released: /navigation/20021216/navigation_20021216.zip

    posted 2561 days ago

  • pow2toolkit site !!

    Finally I had the time to learn how to use Jakarta Maven [http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/maven/] and to create the web site for this project. Give a look at: http://pow2toolkit.sourceforge.net

    posted by foxat 2561 days ago

  • pow2toolkit 20021215 released

    Wow ! Finally, another release ... with a lot of new things ! See the release notes for further details.

    posted by foxat 2561 days ago

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