JFW 1.0.14

JFW offers to the programmers a multi layer architecture and MVC, based on Struts and utilities classes.
In short, JFW offers features like connection pools, logging management and more utilities classes that not offered by Struts.
The goal is not to create a new MVC framework but to offer a real-world implementation and use of an existing framework already used by many programmers, simplifying the use of that framework and maximizing the productivity.
Moreover, JFW offers all the utility classes used in most of the web applications, like connection pools, gateways that allow to execute sql instructions and stored procedures.
Also, Log4J based logging is provided, but with some extensions that permit to be controlled from remote, management of the authentication, authorization and profiling of the customer, a simple scheduler and many other utility classes.
Sure, some of the previous functionalities are also offered by other libraries or frameworks and in some cases they offer more functionalities than JFW.
But these libraries are created by various development groups and this demands the knowledge of different interfaces for using the offered functionalities, with different types of configurations.
Since a framework or library is useless without an adequate documentation, a considerable part of our job is dedicated to create useful javadocs and practical examples, in order to make JFW and webapps ready to the use.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- bugfix: when a properties file is read as a resource bundle the default locale is set; now no locale is set
- substituted StringBuffer by StringBuilder
- new method getStringArrayFromArrayList in com.jfw.util.Miscellaneous
- set in HashMap outputaData (see method JFWAction.execute) the request and response objects