Hi! Trails can be downloaded from https://trails.dev.java.net/servlets/ProjectDocumentList . The latest release 0.9.1 is just a week old.
The wiki and examples can be found at http://trails.inspiring.nl/confluence As to whether it's comprehensive enough for an e-commerce site, it depends on what you mean. Trails helps you with the following; 1. Quickly generate a hierarchy of project directories with some ant script for deploy to app server, and for hibernate integreation, et.c. Really easy to just open up in eclipse and I only had to change one file (and drop in a jar) to use my existing MySQL server instead of the default HSQL. 2. For all classes you define as @Entites in the source directories, pages will be automatically created for edit and listings (in contrib:Table tables of sorts). All list pages have create and lucene search. All editpages have delete. 3. In the edit pages, all OneToMany mappings in the entity will automatically generate a list of clickable links to the editpages of the other class' instances, toghether with a "mini" add/delete menu. For ManyToOne, it will generate a dropdown options meny filled with all instances instead. For ManyToMany a palette will be created. 4. When you wish to change something you can use "ant create-edit-page" or "ant create-list-page" which will make a html and page file in you context/WEB-INF directory, which you can edit the normal tapestry way. You will still have to add a lot of functionality, but given that trails is not a CMS but a "meta-framwork" i'd have to say yes. Cheers, PS On 4/26/06, Jonnalagadda, Sumithra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Has anyone here tried Trails?. > Where from to download trails?. > Is it stable and comprehensive enough for a e-commerce site?. > > Regards, > Sumi > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
