Roma
Meta-Framework is a Java framework. In order to implement
applications with Roma you have to install on your computer a Java
compiler. Although most of Roma components are compiled and work with Java 5, in order to
take advantage of all Roma functionalities, you should have Java 6 SDK
installed. Go to Sun's
Java Home page to download the right SDK.
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binaries |
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IDE4Romulus is the new project founded by
the Romulus
consortium to provide plug-ins for the most used IDEs such as Eclipse
and NetBeans
(planned for mid 2009).
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Web
Wizard
distribution |
We
recommend this if you want a distribution ready to build
web applications.
It's the Open
Platform plus
the following
modules bundled:
- Web, to
build web applications
- Echo2
Ajax web framework
- Jetty
light Application Server
- Persistence
with DataNucleus
against RDBMS, XML, CSV, ODBMS
- Admin and
Users
modules
Latest v. 2.1.0
(26 Mb) of December, 15th
2009. |
Open
Platform
distribution |
We
recommend this if you want the minimal distribution and
choose the modules to install using the console.
It contains:
- Console,
running on Windows® and Linux/Unix® and MacOSX®.
- Core
module, containing the core part of Roma
- Wizards
to interact with Roma from the Console
Latest
v. 2.1.0
(11,6 Mb) of December, 15th 2009.
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Please
note that additional packages, modules and plug-ins are not more
published under Source Forge. After the release 1.0.0 you
can use the Roma's wizards
to upgrade your Roma distribution. It's very easy. Try:
- roma check,
to check for updates of your installed modules
- roma
check new, to check for new modules you don't own yet
- roma
install <module>, to install the
latest version of the <module>
- roma
install new <module>, to install the new
<module> to your Roma distribution
Browse
binary distributions online
Download the
latest version of Roma sources from SVN repository
Last
stable branch (2.1.0):
SVN URL: https://romaframework.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/romaframework/tags/2.1.0
Daily
working version (could be unstable):
SVN URL: https://romaframework.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/romaframework/trunk
This
is the best option if you want to use the last features we
introduce in Roma. Use you preferred Subversion client (svn, Tortoise SVN,
SmartSVN,
Subclipse:
The Eclipse plugin, etc.) to check out the trunk directory.
If you need help in using Subversion go here.
Installation
Please read the chapter "Get and Install" from the Roma
Handbook. |
