Better Swing Application Framework: Open discussion: Can we release BSAF 1.9?

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Better Swing Application Framework was started in September 2009, is owned by etf, and has 93 members.

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Can we release BSAF 1.9?

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Replies: 10 - Last Post: January 13, 2011 09:49
by: etf

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etf	Posted: September 23, 2010 09:57 by etf » Permalink
	The library was downloaded 132 times only from Kenai server so far. I need some feedback for you, guys, are you happy with it?

jekkos	Posted: September 23, 2010 12:02 by jekkos » Permalink
	I think at this moment it is mature enough to release. Go ahead, so we can start adding new features.

Vity	Posted: September 25, 2010 06:09 by Vity » Permalink
	+1

etf	Posted: September 28, 2010 14:59 by etf » Permalink
	Please let me know if you are using or evaluating BSAF.

jede	Posted: September 29, 2010 19:27 by jede » Permalink
	I'm using it in 3 (2 of them quite small) projects without any problems (1.9 RC5). It's mature enough for 1.9.

aloleary	Posted: October 04, 2010 15:06 by aloleary » Permalink
	+1 Using BSAF.. Looking forward to when the release is available on mvn repos -a-

cpudney	Posted: October 20, 2010 01:15 by cpudney » Permalink
	G'day, Am using 1.9RC4 on one project (after migrating from SAF) - will move to 1.9 soon Thanks, Chris.

Craig Ringer

Posted: October 01, 2010 05:06 by Craig Ringer

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Personally, I landed up dropping (B)SAF entirely, and in fact Swing. I've gone over to the Dark Side of Glassfish and JSF 2.0, EJBs and WARs. While this has its own downsides, it's a *LOT* better than trying to write a responsive and reliable database-driven application in Swing. When the app is just an interface to the data, a web UI where the code is close to the data makes a lot more sense.

So I won't really have much to add from now on, I'm afraid.

etf

Posted: January 13, 2011 09:49 by etf

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It is off-topic for this thread, but I'm just curious what JSF2.0 components library do you use? I have done a lot of stuff with JSF2.0/PrimeFaces and I'm not satisfied with quality/stability/architecture of PrimeFaces. But it was the only library which is in "stable" phase of development and is declared as fully compatible with JSF2.0. Btw, JSF2.0 specification is fairly good. It solves almost all issues of the previous versions.

etf	Posted: October 06, 2010 09:12 by etf » Permalink
	Thank you for the feedback!

SvenLindow	Posted: October 05, 2010 20:00 by SvenLindow » Permalink
	hi, i'm using rc5 in many small projects. but most of the time i only use basic features. i tested different plattforms (win xp/7, linux, mac) and so far everything works fine. so i call it stable.

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