khsSherpa Framework v1.3.0 Released

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Keyhole Software has announced the release of version 1.3.0 of the khsSherpa framework, which allows developers to easily implement a RESTful API layer using POJOs and annotations. Version 1.3.0 adds modules to allow khsSherpa better integrate with other IOC/dependency injection frameworks and is Java 8 compatible.

This new release is publicly available in the Maven Public Central Repository and on GitHub.

About khsSherpa

khsSherpa is a lightweight, server side framework that enables Java application servers to function as remote JSON data access mechanisms. It allows Java classes (POJOs) contained inside a Java EE application server to become JSON endpoints that can be consumed via HTTP by HTML5 / JavaScript clients or native mobile devices.

Selected Features

Annotation-based Configuration
RESTful URL Support / Mappings
Integration with Spring IOC Container
Authentication and Role-based Permissions
JSONP Cross-Domain Support
Session Support
Pluggable User Activity Logging
Type Mapping
XSS Prevention Support
Ability to Work With Any Java EE Application Server
Google Guice Dependency Injection Framework Support
Spring IOC Container Support

For more technical details on this framework, visit its documentation here: https://github.com/in-the-keyhole/khs-sherpa.

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About Keyhole Software:

Keyhole Software is a Midwest-based software development and consulting firm. Experts in application development and customization of enterprise-level software solutions, Keyhole was founded on the principle of delivering quality solutions through a talented technical team. Kansas City – St. Louis – Chicago.