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Welcome to OpenFWPA
OpenFWPA is a development framework for electronic administration and e-government systems based on the J2EE technology that allows facilitating the design, implementation, and maintenance of the applications. It consists of more than 100,000 lines of code developed by the Principality of Asturias, with a stability and solidity which are indicators of the tens of production systems that work on it.
We have released openFWPA version 2.0.2. You can download it from here. The main changes included in this release, being a minor revision, are:
Juanjo Hierro, in an interview for “The 451 Group“, talks about Morfeo and openFWPA. He explained that the Morfeo Project is based on “The Law of Conservation of Attractive Profits”, articulated by Clayton Christensen in his book “The Innovator’s Solution”:
“When attractive profits disappear at one stage in the value chain because a product becomes modular and commoditized, the opportunity to earn attractive profits with proprietary products will usually emerge at an adjacent stage“.
Yesterday, 28th, was published the report eEspaña 2008 by Orange Foundation, that includes a classification of availability of electronic services in Spanish regions. Results show again that Asturias is still at the top, both regarding citizen-oriented services and business-oriented ones:
openFWPA has finally been introduced in society in the Open Source World Conference in Málaga (Spain). This edition of the conference -the fifth- has had more than 10,000 participants, as well as the active presence of different european, national and regional institutions, and Free Software communities from all over the world. A really impressive event, also accompanied by an area destinated to exhibition and complementary activities that has exceeded 6.500m2.
After some months of work, we open the blog announcing that the release we have just uploaded to the Subversion repository does not have dependencies from proprietary third parties, with the exception of a some Sun modules: Java Message Service (JMS), Java Management Extensions (JMX) and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB).The code that has been published is totally autocontained, independent and functional. We have integrated the database system HSQLDB in the sample application (sampleapp) so that it is not necessary to have any specific database infrastructure to try it.
