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  • crbraun Edited 2014-03-05
    Easier to use than the basic java web sdk. The biggest problem with this project is that the exception handling needs some improvement. In some cases no context is provided and in others exceptions are simply swallowed.
  • timo2145 Posted 2013-10-11
    Good for doing simple functions. Very poor for doing anything complex. Documentation very lacking. Exceptions thrown contain zero information for debugging purposes.
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • josearmstrong Posted 2013-06-21
    Vijava is perfect! Thanks.
    1 user found this review helpful.
  • wkunes Posted 2012-04-24
    Nice and Easy to use.
  • oid-3601924 Posted 2011-10-30
    The API looks great I have used it and has assisted me. Also a text I read which helps a lot as well: Enterprise Java Applications Architecture on VMware https://www.createspace.com/3632131
  • bneumann2011 Posted 2011-08-30
    I have used this in production and has been very helpful. I highly recommend taking a look at the API.
  • barathee Posted 2011-07-08
    I have not used this. But this is interesting
  • oid-2946232 Posted 2010-06-07
    I am a VMware field engineer and I'm impressed with the easy of use and performance of Steve's libraries.
  • vijayan Posted 2010-02-15
    Excellent framework. Switched to this from the official SDK completely
  • cloud19 Posted 2010-02-15
    very useful!
  • pitchcat Posted 2010-02-09
    I update sample tool. http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-11934
  • oid-2723267 Posted 2010-02-04
    Very useful for ESX management
  • jason4124 Posted 2009-12-29
    Great Project and Highly Recommended
  • cwang1 Posted 2009-08-08
    Excellent Project. Useful for vmware management