January 29, 2008

JavaRebel 1.1 M1 Released

Filed under: news — Jevgeni Kabanov @ 7:11 pm

A first milestone of the development branch is available. The following features are included:

  • Improved reflection support. Now added/removed methods and fields in the reloaded classes will always be reflected correctly in the Java Reflection API. At the moment this does not include constructors.
  • Annotation reloading Annotations on classes, methods and fields will be updated when the class is reloaded. At the moment this does not include annotations on constructors and method parameters.
  • JavaRebel SDK For integrating custom frameworks with JavaRebel and getting the next step in turnaround time check out the SDK at our Google Code project. AKPC_IDS += “94,”;

January 24, 2008

JavaRebel 1.0.2 Released

Filed under: news — Jevgeni Kabanov @ 4:07 pm

Another minor release with some fixes. Grab it from downloads.

January 22, 2008

JSPWeaver 1.0 released

Filed under: news — Toomas Römer @ 5:40 pm

JSPWeaver interprets the JSP markup on-the-fly instead of producing and compiling Java code. This reduces JSP reload times in development from tens of seconds to milliseconds.

The final release incorporates performance and stability improvements. JSPWeaver now supports the full JSP standard including common syntax, XML syntax and Java scriplets and is completely container-agnostic.

Installing JSPWeaver is as easy as dropping a JAR into WEB-INF/lib and registering the servlet in web.xml. Download it from ZeroTurnaround and give it a try.

Disclaimer: JSPWeaver is commercial software with a free trial for 21 days and developer seat cost at 49$.

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