RIFE
RIFE is a content management framework designed for rapid web application development in Java, without using J2EE.
| Stable release | 1.6.1
/ July 14, 2007 |
|---|---|
| Written in | Java (programming language) |
| Operating system | Cross-platform |
| Type | Web Framework |
| License | CDDL 1.0 / LGPL 2.1 |
| Website | http://rifers.org/ |
RIFE's design blends together in a consistent component object model two approaches, request-based and component-based. Through a centralized site structure (web engine), an application can be split up into reusable binary modules that can be integrated into other projects.
Feature summary
RIFE is composed out of a large collection of modular parts, which include:
- web application engine, (description)
- integrated web continuations, (description)
- Inversion of control support (description)
- bidirectional multi-format template engine (XHTML, HTML, XML, SQL, Java, text files, ...) (description)
- support for template content transformation through for example XSLT, (description)
- content management framework, (description)
- centralized meta-data facility, (description)
- authentication framework, (description)
- JDBC abstraction layer, (description)
- database query builders, (description)
- persistence layer, (description)
- configuration framework, (description)
- central application life-cycle management, (description)
- cron-like scheduler, (description)
- asynchronous mail queue, (description)
- content syndication framework, (description)
- resource abstraction, (description)
- web services. (description)
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