Check out the contactlist example, which uses the framework. It's also in the
documentation. From what I can see, It's basically Generic DAO components, though
I'm also curious what else might come under the umbrella of the framework.
I've been using it to build an internal app for my workplace, In the current state of
the framework, I end up subclassing EntityHome to support first-edit-wins concurrency
control, and additionally I need to sprinkle a lot of conversation propogation parameters
around, since I make the edit screen start a conversation. Still hardly any code at all
to write (I only needed one method to catch OptimisticLockException in edits), so while
calling it an "Application Framework" is a little bit ambitious this early on
(all it does is CRUD), it's got quite a nice start.
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