Quiet, but not completely

It is true, we sort of put Java Simon on ice, but that doesn't mean we gave up on it altogether. Virgo has a secret plan to work on Radovan's previous Simon servlet filter and maybe we can build also some web frontend. That is if our other work duties go a bit less hectic, because right now there is no way how we can pull it off. However - the most important thing is that Java Simon is still used. Download counts are not so high like when we released news on TheServerSide.com, but it doesn't matter that much.

We're glad that there are developers out there that use Java Simon and sometimes even come with their own ideas - however small they are. Just today we commited contribution from one of our users - WrappingJavaSimonDatasource - so soon you can use it out of the box if you need it (when 2.2 version goes out - or just copy&paste it from trunk, whatever). Java Simon is not only about us, but also about you - our users. If you have some nice experience, or even something you can call success story - tell us! Post a blog post, write a tutorial (a lot of things is not covered on our wiki, we realize that) and let us know. If Java Simon solved your problems, help us to spread the word. Bigger community will be good for all of us in return. And it may also virtually kick our butts to do something new. :-)