Hi

I'd like to promote my Stripes extension. Its name is Stars.
Stars introduces dependency injection capability to Stripes ActionBean
Stars can integrate Stripes with JPA, Spring, EJB and Stars service 
seamlessly via annotation configuration.
I known that Stripes itself also provides the Spring integration 
in the box and there is the project name EJB3Interceptor out there 
that helps developers to integrate Stripes with EJB easily. 
BTW, Stars does not use its own annotations but it uses the target 
framework annotation that make the code looks more consistent (IMO) 
such as JSR 250's @PostConstruct, @PreDestroy and @Resource, EJB3's @EJB, 
JPA's @PersistenceContext, @PersistenceUnit, Spring's @Autowired and
Stars' @Service. In addition, Stars tries to integrate with these
technologies more tighter and leaves a few works as possible to developers.

The most interesting part (In my opinion) is developers can deploy 
the same project file to difference ecosystem (Spring, EJB, Stars local)
by changing a few configurations in web.xml.
I can prove the above statement by creating the accompanying example
called stars-examples. It's the modified version of the original 
Stripes example.

The project homepage
http://code.google.com/p/stars/

If this extension is OK, could you please add the link for this extension
to http://www.stripesframework.org/display/stripes/Stripes+Around+The+Web
I'd like to be a part of Stripes ;D

Hussachai




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