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The Apache License is an open source license from The Apache Foundation. The most common form of this license is the Apache Software Foundation License 2.0.

The Apache Software Foundation or ASF is a non-profit that hosts a number of open source projects. Apache projects are licensed under the namesake Apache License, and development is managed by small groups of active project contributors. Apache gets its name from its founding project, the Apache WebServer that is also its most popular project.

Apache projects have a lifecycle in which new projects are added to a project incubator, when development goals are met and the project takes off it may be added to the roster of other active Apache projects.

The organization itself serves as a legal overhead for Apache contributors, dealing with licensing and trademark issues, as well as providing services and holding events for the general apache community.

External Links

• About the Apache foundation

Apache Lenya is a Java based content management and publishing system designed to handle XML material. It is part of the Apache Cocoon content management framework project.

Lenya is a top level Apache project, and it has a number of advanced features including version control, publish scheduling, search using Lucene, workflow, and in-browser rich text editing through BXE, Kupu or others that can be integrated.

Maven is a software project management and comprehension tool. Based on the concept of a project object model (POM), Maven can manage a project’s build, reporting and documentation from a central piece of information.

The POI project contains several components for dealing with popular OLE 2 formats in Java.

Apache Lucene is a high-performance, full-featured text search engine library written entirely in Java. It is suitable for nearly any application that requires full-text search, especially cross-platform.

See Also

• Xapian – a full text search engine
• Nutch
• Solr

Log4j is a logging package written in Java. This is now part of the Apache Logging Services.

SourceLabs includes the ability to capture, search, sort and correlate Log4J messages with millions of datapoints as part of its Self-Support Suite for Linux and Open Source Java

If you are familiar with Tapestry, please expand this page to include more detail on the project.

Tapestry is a Java component-based MVC web application framework that uses XML configuration and focuses on Java internal APIs rather than forcing the developer to think about URLs and GET/POSTs. The design is similar to WebObjects, the project is hosted by the Apache Software Foundation as a part of the Jakarta project.

Tapestry consists of (X)HTML templates that embed Tapestry specific attributes that indicate where Tapestry will substitute the execution result of Java code. Using attributes is in contrast to JSP ‘tags’, the intent is to create a close binding between Java code and template. The attributes may be defined in an XML configuration file.

Apache JMeter is a Java desktop application designed to load test functional behavior and measure performance.

HiveMind is a service oriented Java framework/microkernel. HiveMind services are POJOs; HiveMind takes care of instantiating and configuring each service.

HiveMind is an Apache Jakarta project.

See also

• Tapestry – web framework that uses HiveMind
• Pojo
• SOA, IoC

External Links

• What is HiveMind?
• HiveMind metrics