WEB4J - Simple Java Web Application Framework -> Documentation and Support

Documentation and Support

Experience, not books, is what leads to understanding.

- Carl Jung

WEB4J for was designed for simplicity. It's easy to learn and use. The following documentation should allow you to solve almost all problems: Smoke and Mirrors

the WEB4J Overview
the WEB4J FAQ
the Screencast tour of how to build a typical feature using WEB4J
the Tutorial looks at a minimal example application, and creating a simple feature
the Getting Started Guide
the Predictions Javadoc (includes links to source code, JSPs, and SQL statements)
the Fish & Chips Club Javadoc (includes links to source code, JSPs, and SQL statements)
the WEB4J User Guide
the WEB4J Javadoc
the WEB4J Google Groups Mailing List
the WEB4J Cheat Sheet
the WEB4J Version History
the WEB4J Future Releases
the WEB4J RSS feed notifies you of releases

We want you to love using WEB4J. If you have a problem that you cannot solve, please send a note to the mailing list, and we will do our best to help you.

Contributors
The principal author of web4j is John O'Hanley (Canada). Contributions have also been made by the users of web4j, in particular:

Wilfried Reinoehl (Germany), release 4.4.0
Thorbjorn Weidemann (Denmark), release 4.4.0
Kyle Johnson, release 4.4.0
Burk Mayer (Barcelona), release 4.5.1
Thomas Hallgren (Sweden), release 4.7.2, 4.9.0
Angus Lee, release 4.9.0
Jared Tomaszewski (Poland), release 4.9.0
Mark Rostron, release 4.9.0

WEB4J. Because simple is beautiful.

Documentation and Support