SpLite provides a lightweight, integrated and easy-use J2EE development environment with typical use case samples such as basic database manipulation, paginated representation, log, internationalization, uploading, test and so on. The so-called 'SpLite' is a simple combination of two open source project name's abbreviations, Spring and ORMLite which are the backbones of this project.

1. Spring, dependency injection and inversion of control, web(Spring MVC)
2. ORMLite, data persistence, namely Object Relational Mapping
3. Logback, log
4. JUnit, test framework
5. JQuery, javascript framework
6. Gradle, a build tool that can be considered as a substitution of ANT
7. Eclipse WTP, the IDE
8. MySQL, it is the database the project uses by default that can be replaced by other free databases, e.g. PostgreSQL.(MySQL default charset setting, refer to this)
9. Tomcat, it is the application server the project uses by default that can be replaced by other servers, e.g. glassfish.(Tomcat charset setting also needs to be considered)

1. Configure Gradle
   Download Gradle and configure gradle/bin location to system 'path' environment variable.
2. Prepare SpLite
   Download SpLite zip file and unzip it to anywhere you like.
   If you are accessing web via a proxy, please copy **/web_template/metadata/gradle.properties to **/web_template/splite and adapt it to your proxy settings.
3. Run SpLite
   Run Windows command or Linux terminal, that depends on your system, cd to **/web_template/splite
   Execute the command: gradle jettyRun
   At last, you will see some output information like
   > Building > :jettyRun > Running at http://localhost:8080/splite
   Open your web browser and input the address. You can see the page like below:
   

Released under the MIT license.

Currently the project is still in progress