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OPS4J stands for Open Participation Software for Java.
OPS4J is a community that is trying to build a new, more open model for Open Source development, where not only the usage is Open and Free, but the Participation is Open as well. Removal of barriers, let more people in, have more fun and less politics. Open Development has also been used to describe this concept.
Think of it as Wiki brought to Coding. Wikipedia is of course the most outstanding example of open collaboration.
If this is your first visit to OPS4J, we recommend you the Introduction.

Latest News ( all news )

Pax Logging version 1.6.4 was released January 10 2012. This release is a bug fix release. See details.

Pax Web 1.1.2 Released

Pax Web 1.1.1 has been released.

checkout the release notes 1.1.2 for more detail.

Labels: news, release, pax-web, pax, ops4j
Pax Exam 2.3.0 Released

The Pax Exam team is happy to announce the release of OPS4J Pax Exam 2.3.0 with more than 30 new features, maintenance updates and bugfixes.

There are only minor upgrades and cleanups compared to the 2.3.0.M1 milestone release. We would like to thank everyone who contributed to this release by source commits, patches, reviews or user feedback.

Some of the new features are not backward compatible with Pax Exam 2.2.0. Before upgrading, please read the article on Service Injection.

The most important additions since Pax Exam 2.2.0:

For more details, see the JIRA release notes below.

As usual, all artifacts are available from Maven Central.

Changes since 2.3.0.M1

Changes since 2.2.0

Any feedback is welcome, either on the mailing list (general@lists.ops4j.org) or via the issue tracker.

Labels: pax-exam, release

Pax Runner 1.7.6 is a maintenance release to support the latest Equinox and Felix framework versions. In addition, it fixes a bug in the InProcessExecutor.

As usual, all artifacts are available from Maven Central.

XVisitor 0.1.1 Released

XVisitor 0.1.1 is now available from Maven Central. This release fixes a bug related to SKIP actions for mixed content.

Labels: release, xvisitor

Pax Web 1.0.8 has been released.

Checkout the release notes for 1.0.8 for details.

Labels: news, release, pax-web, pax, ops4j
XVisitor 0.1.0 Released

XVisitor 0.1.0 is the first public release of the OPSJ4 XVisitor project.

XVisitor enables Java applications to use the Visitor pattern on JAXB models of XML documents. It is a plugin for the xjc code generator which enriches the JAXB model classes generated from an XML schema.

XVisitor is available from Maven Central. Check out the documentation for more details.

Labels: xvisitor, ops4j
Introducing XVisitor

XVisitor is a new project under the OPS4J umbrella which supports the Visitor pattern for JAXB models by means of a small plugin for the xjc code generator.

There is no release yet, but you can check out the sources from the GitHub repository and give it a try. The OPS4J project infrastructure is currently being set up. Feel free to have a look at the code and post any feedback to the OPS4J mailing list.

Labels: xvisitor, ops4j
Introducing Pax Sham

Pax Sham is a new laboratory project about OSGi mocking.
You can read (a bit) more about it on project page

Labels: ops4j, pax, pax-sham
Pax Wicket 0.7.5 Released

This release of OPS4J PAX-WICKET is based off of the 0.7.x series branch, representing an update to PAX-WICKET 0.7.4. All it contains is the bugfix wicket upgrade from 1.4.18 to 1.4.19.

For the full changelog see Pax Wicket - 0.7.5.

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