Project Zero is an agile development and execution environment which leverages REST and dynamic scripting to speed and simplify development and deployment of dynamic Web applications. Project Zero includes a scripting runtime for Groovy and PHP with an application architecture optimized for producing REST-style services, integration mash-ups and rich Web interfaces.
Project Zero is being developed openly using a Community-Driven Commercial Development process. That is where you come in, so welcome!
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ok I now do have the appBuilder running after a re-boot. PS: I killed java.exe and zso.exe, such that there where no java.exes in the task list and then tried to relaunch "appBuilder start", but that failed. So I re-booted the machine and then it worked.
Welcome to the Development Zone. The Project Zero development team uses the Development Zone for exploring new ideas. The content in this section of the site is ... (last changed by brandon)
Roland Barcia and Steve Ims have updated an important developerWorks article to keep it current with our latest progress on WebSphere sMash. It was a hit a year ago so it should be just as useful to anyone new to the technology. Happy reading. Here’s the language from the forum post Roland created on [...]
Build Process (Work in Progress See 1.0 Build below for current build process) For any type of build, you must do the initial configuration step below. There are ... (last changed by gregsmit)
The second fix pack modules have been published to the sMash repository. The module version numbers are 1.0.0.2.nnnnn. Refer to the FixpackTwo page for the list of bugs addressed and other information pertaining to this fix pack.
Project Zero Message IDs We have been given our Component IDs that make up the first part of your Message IDs. CWPZA Assemble (Nick or Delegate) CWPZC Core (Madhu ... (last changed by jmilam)
A recent article from InformationWeek talks about new developments based on Web-oriented architecture, or WOA. Project Zero is highlighted as an example framework, and our own Jerry Cuomo shares some insight. Read more: A Simpler Approach To SOA
I thought I'd try out the Appbuilder in Google Chrome. The main problem I've had so far is that if I open and modify a script in the editor, it is saved with incorrect characters - seemingly due to some sort of encoding issue. I realise that Chrome isn't a supported browser, but I thought I'd bring this up in case anyone happens to have a solution. It could of course be an issue with the browser...
Specifically, if I open the file in a hex editor after it has been touched by Chrome, I can see that: - 0x20 (ANSI space character) has become 0xC2 0xA0 (which I think is a UTF-8 non-breaking space) - 0x0D 0x0A (CR+LF) has become 0x20 0x0A (space + LF).
I've attached an example script before and after editing in Chrome. I'm using Silverstone M1.
It could of course be an issue with the browser...