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	WebWork - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		WebWork is "a Java web-application development framework" developed by OpenSymphony.
		WebWork is built on top of XWork, which provides a generic command pattern framework as well as an Inversion of Control container.
		WebWork uses the OpenSymphony Software License which is a modified (and fully compatible with) Apache Software License.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WebWork (143 words)

	Ajaxian » WebWork 2.2 Released: Solid Ajax Support
		WebWork 2.2 is an opensource Java web application framework that was just released.
		WebWork also allows you to build easy div blocks that are bound to a URL.
		WebWork recently had a 2.2 release that offered up a ton of Ajax features, so we wanted to get the thoughts from a server-side web framework developer on what Ajax means to them.
	ajaxian.com /archives/webwork-22-released-solid-ajax-support (839 words)

	WEBWORK EFFECTIVENESS IN RUTGERS CALCULUS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This was possible because the transition to WeBWorK was gradual, and the course is coordinated to ensure a common syllabus as well as a common final exam.
		WeBWorK immediately tells students if their answers are correct, but does not tell them the correct answers.
		To estimate this relationship, it is convenient to express the WeBWorK score as a fraction T (from 0 to 1) rather than as TOTAL, which is a percentage.
	math.rutgers.edu /~weibel/ww.html (3841 words)

	java.net: WebWork Validation
		OpenSymphony's WebWork is a web application framework designed to keep productivity high and the code simple.
		This article assumes that you are somewhat familiar with WebWork and will focus on the validation aspects of the framework rather than the basics.
		One of the concepts at the foundation of WebWork is that of interceptors.
	today.java.net /pub/a/today/2006/01/19/webwork-validation.html (630 words)

	WeBWorK overview
		At the University of Rochester WeBWorK is currently being used for the precalculus and calculus cluster and for first semester calculus.
		WeBWorK builds on the experiences of an earlier program, CAPA, developed at Michigan State University, differing mainly in its use of a new generation of electronic technology to accomplish its purpose.
		The WeBWorK system responds telling the student whether an answer (or set of answers) is correct or incorrect and also records whether the student answered the question correctly or incorrectly.
	math.webwork.rochester.edu /docs/docs (424 words)

	WeBWorK News
		WeBWorK Session at MathFest 2006, Knoxville, TN (August 12, 2006)
		We will be hosting a session on WeBWorK at the summer MathFest which will take place this year in Knoxville, TN from August 10 to August 12, 2006.
		The WeBWorKTeam is pleased to announce the release of WeBWorK 2.2.0.
	webwork.math.rochester.edu (559 words)

	WebWork: WebWork joining Struts
		The WebWork development team (Jason and I) have been working with the Struts development team (Don Brown and Ted Husted) and have come to the conclusion that the best thing for Java community would be to merge WebWork in to Struts.
		WebWork 2.2 is still coming out any day now, and there may even be a WebWork 2.3.
		With the merger of WebWork and Struts now it is crystal clear that our beloved (not to speak bad about the dead) java web framework is no more with us.
	blogs.opensymphony.com /webwork/2005/11/webwork_joining_struts.html (1336 words)

	Amazon.com: WebWork in Action (In Action): Books: Patrick Lightbody,Jason Carreira (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		WebWork is a web-application framework used by people who understand that somewhere been "just get it done, no matter how ugly" and "make it perfect" lies their best choice.
		I actually used Webwork 1 a bit when it first was released and then switched to Struts because that was where my work was taking me. I now wish I had stuck with it for many reasons.
		WebWork is an open source (free) software package that is a framework to facilitate the building of well-designed applications that are modular and reusable.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1932394532?v=glance (1637 words)

	OpenSymphony - Welcome To OpenSymphony
		OpenSymphony and the WebWork team are proud to announce the release of WebWork version 2.2.2.
		WebWork 2.2.2 is mainly a bugfix release with some additions and improvements for the view components.
		Thanks to the entire WebWork team for all their hard work, especially during the past couple of weeks.
	www.opensymphony.com (532 words)

	Raible Designs \| RE: WebWork joins Struts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Read Ted's email here, but the gist of it is this: WebWork is a great technology, and Struts is a great community.
		We hope that all the WebWork users and developers are as excited about this as we are and are ready to take WebWork to the next level.
		One of the nicest things about WebWork is it's very similar to a component-based framework, but implemented as a request-based framework.
	raibledesigns.com /page/rd?entry=re_webwork_joins_struts (675 words)

	WeBWorK -- Math Homework on the Web
		WeBWorK has been used successfully at Indiana University and is being evaluated for use at several other universities including SUNY Stony Brook.
		WeBWorK doesnÕt explain mistakes, but it does reassure students who are doing problems correctly and lets other students know when they need to seek help from fellow students, the TA or the professor.
		WeBWorK does not seek to replace conventional teaching; rather, it increases the effectiveness of the assigned homework.
	archives.math.utk.edu /ICTCM/EP-12/P3/html/paper.html (1693 words)

	WebWork - Gaining Core Competency (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		WebWork is a non-intrusive model-view-controller framework, meaning that it allows you to pull information from it instead of pushing the information out on you.
		WebWork is extremely powerful, from what I've seen; I really enjoy working with it as long as I'm working with the bits I've encountered and understand.
		Their mentality is why this document needed to be written: their attitude is that "if we build it, the people who want to use it can put in the time to learn how to use it," which would be true in a world where everyone had 40 hours a day to investigate frameworks like this.
	enigmastation.com /~joeo/webwork.html (2170 words)

	WebWork - WebWork
		WebWork has built in support for this style of validation, so give it a shot and see if your users find your application is easier to use now!
		WebWork 2.2.1 is a bugfix release for the 2.2 release a month ago.
		Thanks to the entire WebWork team for all their hard work, especially during these last few weeks as the final touches were put in place.
	www.opensymphony.com /webwork (1359 words)

	Simon Brown's Blog: Comparing webapp frameworks : WebWork
		Like Struts, WebWork is a framework that is fairly established within the J2EE webapp space although it's interesting that I've only ever come across two types of WebWork users - those that have never heard of it and those that love it.
		WebWork, like most other frameworks, is designed around the web MVC pattern and uses the command and controller implementation strategy.
		All in all, WebWork is a very sophisticated web application framework that lets you build easily testable actions and provides a way for you to use multiple view technologies.
	weblogs.java.net /blog/simongbrown/archive/2006/03/comparing_webap_10.html (1626 words)

	WebWork Administrator's Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		WebWork is a purely Web-Based Workflow Management System developed by the University of Georgia's LSDIS Lab (Sheth, Miller, Kochut and students).
		If everything has gone well, WebWork should be ready to be use to develop workflow applications (see the Workflow Developer's Guide).
		WebWork by default uses the Mini SQL DbMS.
	chief.cs.uga.edu /~jam/webwork/administrators_guide.html (602 words)

	Atlassian Developer Blog: Fun WebWork tricks
		In Struts Action 2 (the project WebWork merged into), we are adding a bunch of debugging stuff like this when devMode is enabled.
		Bruce, WebWork has been a great breath of fresh air into Struts (the project, not the Struts 1.x code).
		I've been very impressed with WebWork and I hope Action 2 is that much more impressive to developers.
	blogs.atlassian.com /developer/2006/04/fun_webwork_tricks.html (446 words)

	WeBWorK-TWiki . Webwork . WeBWorKGateways
		WeBWorK's philosophy as a homework generation and delivery system is one of creating a unique problem set for each user of the system.
		Note that the grading of a test/quiz is slightly different from that in a homework set: WeBWorK's homework philosophy is that any submission or preview is recorded, and seeing if a problem is correct or not by submitting is equivalent in many respects to previewing it.
		For a test/quiz, there is a difference between the actual submission and the previewing cycle (not least because we don't want to show the correct solution until the submission).
	devel.webwork.rochester.edu /twiki/bin/view/Webwork/WeBWorKGateways (1157 words)

	WeBWorK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Your username for this system is the first letter of your first name combined with the first 10 letters of your last name, all lowercase, and omitting spaces and apostrophes, if any.
		After getting acquainted with the WeBWorK system by working on Set 0, proceed to Set 1 when it is available.
		Lots of very useful reference information on using WeBWorK can be found at WeBWorK reference.
	www.math.uri.edu /~pakula/111webs4/webwork.htm (417 words)

	Components - WebWork - Confluence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As of WebWork 2.2, the WebWork IoC container has been deprecated (though not removed) and the WebWork team recommends you use Spring for all your IoC needs
		WebWork builds on XWork's component implementation by providing lifecycle management of component objects and then making these components available to your action classes (or any other user code for that matter) as required.
		In turn, if those components require other components to be initialized and set for their own use, those initializations take place at the time the ComponentInterceptor intercepts the action as well.
	wiki.opensymphony.com /display/WW/Components (383 words)

	Home Page for WebWork (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		WebWork is a purely Web-based WfMS Enactment Service developed by the University of Georgia's LSDIS Lab (Sheth, Miller, Kochut and students).
		It is part of the METEOR project whose purpose is to develop multi-enterprise workflows supporting transactional subworkflows.
		WebWork creates workflow applications from designs created using the METEOR Designer (MTD).
	chief.cs.uga.edu /~jam/webwork (868 words)

	WeBWorK-TWiki . Webwork . WebHome
		WeBWorK is a Perl-based system for delivering individualized homework problems over the web.
		By providing students with immediate feedback as to the correctness of their answers, students are encouraged to make multiple attempts until they succeed.
		There is quite a bit of documentation written for WebWorK 1.x.
	devel.webwork.rochester.edu /twiki/bin/view/Webwork/WebHome (326 words)

	Enterprise Java Community: News : WebWork 2.2: Released and ready for Struts!
		I am a Tapestry user, and WebWork is the only web app framework (among the so many that I've had a look at) that I found worth considering to learn.
		This introductory walkthrough of WebWork exposes you to the core ideas behind WebWork, providing a basis for diving further into the capabilities of the framework.
		With WebWork being accepted into the Struts family as Struts Ti, chances are that many developers will be able to use this information as a quick step into a future version of Struts.
	www.theserverside.com /news/thread.tss?thread_id=38491#196894 (2564 words)

	Blogging Roller: Dave Johnson on blogging, open source and Java (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		One of the appealing things about Webwork is that Webwork actions are not tied to the web (i.e.
		That WebWork turned out to be a generic command pattern was more of an accident then by design.
		If you are considering using Webwork instead of Struts for your webapp, you might want to follow along on the Webwork mailing list to see where it is heading.
	www.rollerweblogger.org /page/roller/20030113 (666 words)

	Amazon.com: Java Open Source Programming: with XDoclet, JUnit, WebWork, Hibernate: Books: Joseph Walnes,Ara ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		using webwork, public long getid, xml mapping files, mock objects, protected void setup, setup expectation, void tearpown, request wrapper, test runner, code under test, builder classes, expression validator, verify expectation, return pet, lazy loading, searching logic, persistence logic, source control system, validation framework, jsp tags, nested folders, utility component, cached content, session scope, persistent classes
		I do not mind poor grammar that other people are complaining about, as I myself was not born in an English speaking country.
		I do appreciate author's opinionated and passionate approach to subjects they discuss, such as test driven development, their choice of WebWork over Struts, their usage of Ant and jUnit.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0471463620?v=glance (2678 words)

	How to use CVS with WeBWorK 1.8
		The latest experiments and developments are kept in a separate release "tree" and are only added to the stable release after they have been perfected and tested.
		For those participating in the development of WeBWorK it is also possible to subscribe to a "bleeding edge" release of WeBWorK.
		Renaming files or directories inside the webwork directory will remove them from the updating mechanism of the CVS.
	webhost.math.rochester.edu /webworkdocs/docs/install/how_to_use_cvs (912 words)

	WebWork is Merging with Struts ...
		Patrick Lightbody has reported in his blog that WebWork will be merging with Struts to form Struts Action Framework 2.0 and that they (Patrick and Jason) have come to the conclusion that it is the best thing for the Java community.
		Patrick assures people that WebWork is not going anywhere anytime soon, and will continue to be supported for a long time to come.
		I evaluated WebWork a while ago, and liked it better than Struts, but ended up using Spring MVC.
	www.javalobby.org /java/forums/t55018.html (681 words)

	WeBWorK-TWiki . Webwork . WeBWorKRelease2pt1pt4
		Security: WeBWorK 2.1.3 contained a security issue in which a privileged user could execute arbitrary commands in the security context of the web server.
		WeBWorK 2.1.4 is available from our CVS repository.
		WeBWorK 2.1.4 is also available as a tarball from our SourceForge project page: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=93112
	devel.webwork.rochester.edu /twiki/bin/view/Webwork/WeBWorKRelease2pt1pt4 (223 words)

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	www.technorati.com /tag/webwork (479 words)

	WebWork: WebWork 2.2: Released and ready for Struts!
		So, WebWork 2.2 was just released, which makes heavy use of DWR and Dojo javascript framework.
		Great to hear that webwork is in sync with the m2 ibiblio repositoty, that means you'll have a new user very soon.
		I want to learn how to use webwork and this is a bad show-stopper.
	blogs.opensymphony.com /webwork/2006/01/webwork_22_released_and_ready.html (1122 words)

	Raible Designs \| How to use Tiles with WebWork
		How to use Tiles with WebWork This evening, I created a TilesResult for WebWork that allows you to use Tiles with WebWork.
		For the following to work in your application, you'll need a nightly build of Tiles, commons-digester (which Tiles requires) and this patch for WebWork.
		I'm sure WebWork has a way of making this result type the default, I just haven't found it yet.
	raibledesigns.com /page/rd?anchor=how_to_use_tiles_with (345 words)

	[#XDT-506] Webwork module xtags documentation incomplete - XDoclet JIRA
		If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
		The documentation for using webwork tags (specifically webwork.action, the only tag) is incomplete, as is does not indicate the ability to define result views on success, input, etc.
		Now applied in CVS, with one small change - I've moved the conditions up to the level of the tags, rather than repeating them on each parameter (the test for ancestor class applies to the whole tag anyway).
	opensource.atlassian.com /projects/xdoclet/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=XDT-506 (307 words)

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