Credits, thanks, etc.
iEat is open source software, and wouldn't be possible if not for some great open source software created by others. This page lists the open source software that iEat uses. Much thanks to all of these projects!
- GNU regular expressions
- The GNU regexp package is used for regular expression support.
- Hibernate
- The Hibernate OR persistence framework is used by iEat. This project was also my excuse to finally learn Hibernate!
- HyperJAXB
- I found the HyperJAXB project just in the knick of time, as I was about to write something similar myself.
- Log4J
- Apache's Log4j package is used for logging services.
- Lucene
- The Apache Jakarta Lucene package is used for indexing/searching capabilities.
- Spring Framework
- The Spring framework serves as the overall applicaiton framework. This project was also my excuse to finally learn Spring!
- Xalan
- Apache's Xalan XSLT processor is used for generating HTML from XML.
- Xerces
- Apache's Xerces XML parser is used extensively for handling XML.
iEat was developed with the help of other open source software, including:
- Ant
- There would be no sanity in the Java world were it not for Ant.
- Eclipse
- The fantastic Java IDE.
- JUnit
- The one, the only: JUnit.
- PHPRecipeBook
- When I finally got around to working on my ideas for iEat, I came across
PHPRecipeBook application. This has an
exellent database schema that served as inspiration and a starting point for iEat.
- Spring IDE for Eclipse
- The Spring IDE for Eclipse made
working with Spring that much easier within Eclipse.
- Tomcat
- The Apache Jakarta Tomcat servlet container is used to run iEat.
- Tomcat plugin for Eclipse
- The Sysdeo Eclipse Tomcat plugin makes developing servlet applications a much more enjoyable experience.
- Xdoclet
- The Xdoclet project is used to help generate the Hibernate persistence mappings. HyperJAXB generates the Java classes with Hibernate Xdoclet tags from XML Schema definitions.
