Apache OpenWebBeans implements the the JSR-299 specification so developers can utility its methods, features, design principles in building easy to manage Java applications.
Using OpenWebBeans in your project will allow you to easily switch components and then manage dependencies in an easy manner without rewriting most of your code.
The Apache OpenWebBeans project uses a modular approach, meaning you can deploy it in your projects and use only the features you want by loading the appropriate plugin with the OpenWebBeans core.
Some of the included features include CDI 1.0 and 1.1 support, JSF-1 and JSF-2 compatibility, OSGi, EJB, JPA and JMS compliance.
What is new in this release:
- Openwebbeans-1.1.5 implements the CDI-1.0 API, and passes the JSR-330 TCK and the JSR-299 standalone TCK.
What is new in version 1.6.0:
- Openwebbeans-1.1.5 implements the CDI-1.0 API, and passes the JSR-330 TCK and the JSR-299 standalone TCK.
What is new in version 1.5.0:
- Openwebbeans-1.1.5 implements the CDI-1.0 API, and passes the JSR-330 TCK and the JSR-299 standalone TCK.
What is new in version 1.2.6:
- Openwebbeans-1.1.5 implements the CDI-1.0 API, and passes the JSR-330 TCK and the JSR-299 standalone TCK.
What is new in version 1.1.4:
- Openwebbeans-1.1.4 implements the CDI-1.0 API, passes the JSR-330 TCK and the JSR-299 standalone TCK.
What is new in version 1.1.3:
- openwebbeans-1.1.3 implements the CDI-1.0 API, passes the JSR-330 TCK and the JSR-299 standalone TCK.
What is new in version 1.1.1:
- openwebbeans-1.1.1 implements the CDI-1.0 API, passes the JSR-330 TCK
- and the JSR-299 standalone TCK.
Requirements:
- Java 5 or higher
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