Tadedon project

See also AboutTadedon

Thanks to tadedon you can:

• General
• Specify default configuration of your application and upgrade it automatically on each new release.
• Redirect all java.util.logging to slf4j and easily configure logback
• Retrieve version of your application from jar's manifest file.
• Guice
• Bind application configuration in Guice module.
• Support @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy annotations (JSR 250) in Guice application.
• incject slf4j loggers.
• annotate your methods with @Transactional annotation.
• Support guice stage in your web application.
• test your guice managed servlets and filters without need of real servlet container.
• use guice Matchers for matching super class, interface and type literal annotations
• GWT
• Inject event bus to your GWT applications with help of GIN.
• adjust HTTP headers according to GWT cache, and nocache resources which prevents from strange browser cache issues which might occur during development
• access @UiField annotated fields by name.
• launch your GWT applications using project's classpath which is very convenient for maven based projects.
• Test your GWT RPC services without need of real servlet container.

Tadedon modules

See TadedonModules for details

• servlet: servlet utilities.
• configuration: abstraction above commons-configuration.
• logging: slf4j and logback utilities.
• guava: extensions to JRE and guava functions.
• guice
• configuration: provides configuration module functionalities to Guice.
• lifecycle: general initialization and cleanup lifecycle support based on @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy annotations
• logging: injecton of slf4j loggers
• persistence: interception of @Transactional annotation
• servlet: servlet utilities
• servlet-mock: testing of guice managed servlets and filters
• utils: extensions to Guice like annotation matchers.
• gwt: GWT utilities.
• dev GWT development utilities.
• gwt-rpc-mock: GWT RPC testing