“Jcorporate Ltd., the leader in open standards based enterprise
Java web components, today announced a major new release of the
Expresso Framework, version 3.0, its latest contribution to the
Java development community. Expresso has more than 30,000 downloads
and has a large active listserv of over 2700 members strong.
Release 3.0 provides many new features and enhancements, resulting
in a more powerful and flexible foundation for rapid development of
robust and feature-rich web applications….”
“Expresso has been designed around shared industry open standard
solutions such as those created by Sun Microsystems, IBM, and the
Apache Software Foundation. By leveraging open standards such as
Java, JSP, XML, EJB, J2EE, and Log4J, Jcorporate empowers
businesses to design and implement unique, adaptable, and
unrestricted solutions that are independent of platforms and
application servers. The open source Expresso Framework is an open
industry environment designed using using Java technologies to
offer businesses the greatest flexibility in building
component-based, distributed, scalable solutions to build web
applications. Expresso is a foundation set of reusable,
standards-based software components designed to shorten
time-to-delivery of Web-based, business transactional
applications.”
“Expresso provides standard Web application functionality such
as configuration management, security, Object-relational mapping,
database connection pooling, email connectivity, job control,
logging, event notification, caching, internationalization,
automatic form generation for database maintenance, and its new JSP
tag library for accelerating GUI development.”
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