99.6 -- centipedeOptions to configure Spring

This release adds support for

https://github.com/paulhoule/centipede/wiki/Centipede-options

which make it possible to add additional applicationContext.xml files as well as select either lazy or eager loading of beans in Spring.

v99.5

Bump Spring version to 4.0.3.

99.4 -- rollback to Guava 11.0.2 to match Hadoop

This is the surest way out of "dependency hell"

Bump to Guava 16.0 and Spring 4.0

This brings centipede up to date with major dependencies; Spring 4 means if you hate XML you can use Groovy instead

99.2 -- add dot to local configuration directory

We left out the dot that makes the local configuration directory invisible on UNIX in the archetype definition. This is done now.

99.1 -- synchronize centpede version number

This version automatically includes the current centipede version number in the generated POM when the archetype is built.

99.0 -- centipede-archetype makes command line programs in Java easy

This version of centipede shell introduces an archetype to quickly create Java command line programs.

This version contains a breaking change over the 98.0 in that application names are specified with a @component annotation rather than by adding "App" to the class name.

Add @Required Annotation

Options can be made required by adding @required Annotation #10; Constants added for Exit Status #11; Bump Spring Version to 3.2.6 #14

Bump Spring Version

This brings Spring up to version 3.2.5 as well as other dependency updates.

Add OptionsParser

This contains the first release of OptionsParser, which introduces annotation driven super-getopt() functionality. See the milestone for a complete list of changes.