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Are you stuck with a Java web application written in an in-house or legacy web framework? Does management point to the costs of rewriting the application, so you have to continue development using outdated techniques and approaches?

Aranea Integration provides the infrastructure for splitting the existing applications into self-contained components, which can then be rewritten one-by-one only when requirements change. This allows spreading the costs of migration over time and continuing new development using a new framework immediately. It also allows developing individual components using any web framework you like, giving access to a wide variety features and approaches.

Aranea Integration 1.0-M1 includes integration with Struts, JSF and GWT. Although the release lacks comprehensive documentation it comes with a lot of examples, as well as a whitepaper. In addition, TheServerSide Java Symposium presentation contains a good deal of info on step-by-step legacy migration, our approach to getting rid painlessly of legacy and custom web frameworks.

Along with the Aranea Integration subproject we have launched commercial support, training and consulting provided by Webmedia, Ltd. and available from www.araneaframework.com.

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