Apache Isis

Apache Isis is extendable, standards-based and perfect for DDD (deploy domain-driven) applications.

The framework takes the user's domain services and code repositories and automatically generates an API or a GUI out of it.

It does this via a set of conventions and relies on basic domain mapping,  configuration files, recognized annotations and methods, and preset users & roles.

Isis can be used for both testing and prototyping applications or for production-ready code.

What is new in this release:

• Support for bulk actions in the Wicket viewer.
• Improved extensibility of Wicket viewer.
• Support for LDAP authorization through a Shiro Realm implementation.

What is new in version 1.8.0:

• Support for bulk actions in the Wicket viewer.
• Improved extensibility of Wicket viewer.
• Support for LDAP authorization through a Shiro Realm implementation.

What is new in version 0.1.2:

• Bugs:
• Concordian test fails: NewClaimDefaultsOkStory
• i18n issue with date parsing for BDD viewer (new CheckList, VerifyRows functionality)
• ResourceBasedI18nManager - resolving the resource key name uses two dots for action addressing - should be one
• Fixed broken Links
• Improvements:
• Added "image map" functionality to the main page image HexagonalArchitectureOverview.png
• Updated to use org.apache:apache:8 as our parent.
• Combined the ObjectMember and ObjectMemberPeer hierarchies.
• Split out RuntimeContext into separate sub-interfaces, for testability and understanding (ie, the interface separation principle).
• Simplify code: improve the subclasses under IntrospectableSpecificationAbstract (InstancesCollection and JavaSpecification)
• Move JavaReflector and JavaSpecification back from default.progmodel and core.progmodel and back into metamodel