After few more fixes, some simplifications (ever used StatProcessor? it's gone!), more Javadocs and some Wiki updates (with some more ahead) we have finally released version 2 of Java Simon library. You can choose the big package with precompiled JARs, Javadocs (here online) and working Ant build -...

We're slowly closing in with version 2 of the Java Simon and during the process I tried to test how we stand against JAMon after adding things like Callbacks. Truth is that Simon now does a bit more than before and I was curious about the impact. I compiled JamonComparison class from our examples,...

Yup, we're slower than we anticipated - especially because we really wanted to wrap it up faster for our own sake as well. This time the whole source structure is Maven 2 compliant and you should be able to compile the project and install all Java Simon artifacts into your repository. We still have...

It took us some time due to our real lives, but we managed to wrap up features we would like to see in version 2 and we've released beta yesterday! Check our project page for download and javadocs. Now it's your turn to tell us what should be adjusted for the final version - otherwise we will just...

There is a lot of work going on the project right now and I've summed it up in the mail on our google-group. We're working on JMX and also on the way how you can hook onto various events in the API via Callbacks. We also realize there is a lot of work to do in the area of charting, data analysis,...

I don't undestand what Ohloh stands for but that doesn't matter really. :-) Ohloh somehow found our project by itself and after some time of ignorance we've decided to take over and updated and cleanup the information there. So this is our project page on Ohloh! If you use Java Simon, don't be shy...

While the last officially released version of the Java Simon is version 2 we strongly recommend you to use version 2 even in its early alpha stage. Version 1 is not supported anymore and especially its Stopwatch behaviour changed significantly. Read more here. Most recent supported version can be...

While there are some important extensions to the Java Simon (JMX, Spring integration, etc.) there are a few important changes in the core part of the API that are probably even more important. If you've already managed to use Java Simon 1 I strongly suggest that you use version 2 even in its alpha...

I'm trying to create something representative for Java Simon API library - but there is always some limitation if you don't wanna use your own machine or some raw hosting. I'm just a fresh user of Webnode and it seems to be nice, but I can't upload plain HTML files here which means I can't host...

Based on the users' input we decided to refine few things in the interface which breaks the compatibility with the first version but brings better Java Simon to you - which is probably more important concern (while the adoption is not that massive ;-)). We started development of the next iteration...