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Is JScience and Javalution dead?

795476Dec 11 2009 — edited Dec 14 2009
Hello,

I found JScience when looking for a way to handles units in my program. Somehow it was connected with Javalution. Apparently the two together was the old JADE project. I am currently using JAXB to handle my XML processing. I noticed that Javalution handled stream processing. Since JAXB must be compiled twice (once for Unix and once For Windows) the thought crossed my mind to re-write my program and use a different technology than JAXB.

Being self-taught I rely heavily on tutorials and existing code. While looking for a Javalution tutorial for xml processing, I noticed that the articles and information on JScience and Javalution are from 2006 -2007 era and there are no detailed tutorials.

So I thought I'd send out this question to see what I could find on what happend to Javalution and JScience. Both packages seemed very useful and JScience even made it as far as to become JSR-275 [JSR-275|http://www.jcp.org/jsr/detail/275.jsp] but information seemed to dry up.

I am looking for tutorials and remarks from programmers experienced with JScience and Javalution.

Regards,
Bill
Dallas, TX
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