Head over at sourceforge.net to download it.

If you want to become involved with the development of this catalogue framework, please contact Markos Charatzas, the project admin of eucatalogue.

Version 2.0 adds support for the Criteria API and an improved API.

If you want to become involved with the development, please contact Markos Charatzas, the project admin.

Along with Kirk Pepperdine (also a Java Champion) he runs the Java Courses in the beautiful island of Crete, Greece.

I had the pleasure to attend the Java 5 Delta & Java Patterns Combo course and all I can say is that I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of it!

Heinz’s ability to pass his knowledge to other people is incredible.

Choosing a friendly tone to run the course, he manages to keep you interested throughout its full length and doesn’t make you feel tired either physically or mentally. When in doubt at any time during the course, Heinz would literally sit down and write examples on the fly trying to address your concerns in his own unique way.

An excellent host above all!

Live debates between Kirk and Heinz were spot on with valid arguments flying across the room from both sides with you in the middle left drooling. It was quite an experience watching two Java Champions “fighting” one another in a battle of Titans.

Following the Java Courses, power sessions where more like a discussion between all members trying to put into perspective what you had learnt throughout the day.

Java 5 Delta is a must for everyone who wants to jump on the Java wagon with Tiger’s new features. Heinz knows this stuff and he would go on as far as to really mess with the language to really expose any gotchas.

Anyone who considers himself a professional in the Object Oriented paradigm should also attend the Java Design Patterns with Heinz’s real world examples making you asking for more once it is over.

If what you are looking for is in-depth knowledge of the Java platform while spending some quality time with your family in the lovely island of Crete, then these courses is what you really need!

Kudos to Dr. Heinz and Kirk!

eulife is about IT. eulife is about promoting IT to the local society. eulife is a reminder to developers that are not just engineers but *scientists*.

eulife is a wake up call for developers. Developers should realise that their role is far more important for IT. They are held responsible for educating and enlightening the community about what IT can offer them and their businesses.

Unless developers approach society in a direct manner, IT will not thrive enough.

eulife believes that opensource can aid in the above due to its nature of sharing, collaborating and distributing free knowledge and that is why opensource development is so important.

Through the use of the eulife map developers should form groups with other individuals or IT companies in order to promote IT in their local community. Available eulife projects can help those groups to achieve their goal.

The maximum delay between the developer's CVS and the anonymous access is two hours through the pserver and immediate through the web.

To become an active developer in one of many eulife projects contact the correspoding admin.

Trying to use this file to override the default database settings would cause an exception.

Here you can find the fixed file.

Make sure that you visit the catalogue homepage over at sourceforge every so often to get updates and to participate in the public forums.

Sorry for the inconvenience this might have caused.

The WAR file is now in included in the release to make installation as simple as copying the file.

See updated screenshots and download it over at sourceforge.net as usual.

If you want to become involved with the development of this catalogue framework, please contact Markos Charatzas, the project admin of eucatalogue.

You can also find an updated version of eupersistence which aims to simplify all your hibernate operations.

It should not be developed while having in mind specific "customer" needs but rather provide the foundation so that it can easily be tailored to address them.

Its user interface should be simple, clean, elegant (following the KISS principle) and pretty straight forward to use by people who know how to use just a keyboard and a mouse.

The project should be under the LGPL licence and each source file must hold a copyright notice

Some example projects could be a reservation system, a stock management (a catalogue framework can aid you in the development of both).

Projects that could derive from the above could be a library management system, an e-shop, a booking system.

The later do not have to be eulife projects per se, but rather applications developed by individual developers for their customers.

You can find the correct version over at sf.net

Sorry for the inconvenience.
PS. The latest CVS commit includes the correct .sql script.

eucatalogue is a catalogue framework written in Java. It also comes with two web applications. An administration interface and a client interface for browsing the catalogue.

Along with eucatalogue there is the introduction of two open source libraries. eutools which aims to be a collection of general tools and eupersistence which is a library to provide easy of use with hibernate.

eucatalogue is distributed under the LGPL. You can find screenshots and download it over at sourceforge.net.

If you want to become involved with the development of eucatalogue, please contact Markos Charatzas, the project admin of eucatalogue.