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Java Standard Edition + MUMPS have a lot to offer developers. However, Java is missing more than just an elegant MUMPS connector. What the MUMPS + Java developer needs is a friendly but powerful framework for application development.
The first thought is to use Java Enterprise Edition (JEE). A Wikipedia contributor says about JEE, “… it adds libraries which provide functionality to deploy fault-tolerant, distributed, multi-tier Java software, based largely on modular components running on an application server.”
Sounds good, but JEE is a very complex beast. The MUMPS developer likes simplicity and elegance. To solve the MUMPS developer’s dilemma the DivConq Framework provides not only a high quality and feature packed database connector, it also tackles the needs of an enterprise developer (modular, distributed, multi-tier) with a focus on simplicity and elegance.
Download
Download ver 0.4.8 (Jan 15, 2012)
Download ver 0.4.5 (Dec 30, 2011)
Download ver 0.4 (Dec 13, 2011)
Use
Read the About DivConq page, especially the design and features sub pages.
Read the Guide to Getting Started.
Further, almost all documentation is in our blog.
Support
Contact me, Andy White, for your DivConq support or development consulting needs. I’m happy to help you design and develop your DivConq powered applications. Further, I will accept some straight MUMPS consulting work. Email me: andy D0T white AT divconq D0T com.
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License
DivConq Framework is released under the Apache license. All the components DivConq relies on are released under the Apache license (or similar).
About the Name
Divide and Conqueror is problem solving technique and an outlook on life. This resonates with the DivConq framework because we promote the idea that it is normal to distribute workloads across servers and even geographic areas. It should not be an after thought nor should it be the main focus of an application – it should just work.
