Spooky is a open source framework for services published on the Internet. It's intention is to provide a platform for quick and easy service development. The Spooky framework is based on J2EE technologies supporting most newest industrial standards on the web.

Spooky is event driven framework where user request is automatically mapped to method calls at the service. The architecture is based on MCV pattern. This modular architecture makes it easy to extend. Because the system bases on the J2EE tehcnology many cumbersome tasks like transactions can be managed by the application server so that the programmer can focus on the service problem.

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5.11.2001 (10//2001):
Milestone! First beta released. The release contains the most main features. release notes.

9.10.2001 (10/9/2001)
The version 0.37 is released. Version contain new implementation for the authentication. Also new tools are added for administrating like creating user, creating user group and adding users to user groups. The hierarcial tree for administrating the services are also added. See release notes.

5.9.2001 (9/5/2001)
The 3rd alpha of the framework was published at 7.9.2001 (9/7/2001). The beta contains the basic functionality, like event mappings, authentication and authorization support, dynamic service management etc.