org.appfuse:appfuse-plugins
AppFuse is a project that helps you start developing an application quickly. It takes care of integrating many open source projects for you. For example: Spring, Hibernate, Maven, MySQL and Struts. In addition to Hibernate, you can also use JPA or iBATIS as your backend. For your web framework, you can choose between Struts 2, JSF, Spring MVC and Tapestry. Test-first development is promoted when using AppFuse, and all the infrastructure is in place to do integration testing, unit/mock testing, as well as UI testing. Features include Authentication (using Acegi Security), Remember Me, Self Registration, Password Hint and GZip Compression. The fuse to start your apps.
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AppFuse is a project that helps you start developing an application quickly. It takes care of integrating many open source projects for you. For example: Spring, Hibernate, Maven, MySQL and Struts. In addition to Hibernate, you can also use JPA or iBATIS as your backend. For your web framework, you can choose between Struts 2, JSF, Spring MVC and Tapestry. Test-first development is promoted when using AppFuse, and all the infrastructure is in place to do integration testing, unit/mock testing, as well as UI testing. Features include Authentication (using Acegi Security), Remember Me, Self Registration, Password Hint and GZip Compression. The fuse to start your apps.
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