Re: Compayler 1.0

"With the Prevayler Decorator Compiler you can achive these goals
- Encapsulate all transactions executing on a prevalent system in one
place, namely an interface.
- Easily unit test the system implementation without caring for persistence.
- Let the compiler do the tedious work of writing the transaction source code.
- Never instantiate a transaction object by yourself, just call your
interface methods."

:)

Christian, did you consider using java.lang.reflect.Proxy?

On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 9:27 AM, Christian Stein <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I just finished the another version of a Prevayler decorator, which I want
> to discuss here. You can browse the documentation on Github [*0] and
> download a binary and source jar from here [*1/2] .
>
> The basic idea is the same as presented back in January in a simple web
> application [*3], but now the build chain is more stream-lined: just put the
> compayler.jar in your project build path and let the annotation processor
> create the decorator source.
>
> Cheers,
> Christian
>
> [*0 https://github.com/sormuras/compayler ]
> [*1 http://sormuras.de/compayler-1.0.jar ]
> [*2 http://sormuras.de/compayler-1.0-sources.jar ]
> [*3 http://compayler.sormuras.de ]
>
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