Ervacon

Ervacon is a software and services company focused on bringing reliable, modular and flexible object oriented solutions to customers through consulting, training and a range of software products.

Latest News

17/07/2012 - New Spring Web Flow book

Apress has just released Pro Spring MVC: With Web Flow by Marten Deinum and Koen Serneels. As this is the first book with in-depth Spring Web Flow 2 coverage this is pretty exciting news. Order your copy today!

13/07/2011 - Ring Lap Timer released

As part of our Nürburgring portal we have release an old school Java ME application to time your Bridge-to-Gantry laps on the Nordschleife using your mobile phone. Check it out!

19/02/2011 - Nürburgring WebCam Archive

For those interested in motorsport and the Nürburgring in particular we've setup the Nürburgring WebCam Archive. Enjoy!

02/11/2009 - Erwin started blogging

Erwin started blogging over at Blogger: Programming in Practice.

01/10/2008 - New book: The Definitive Guide to Spring Web Flow

The Definitive Guide to Spring Web Flow cover

Our book Working with Spring Web Flow has been republished by Apress. The book is now titled The Definitive Guide to Spring Web Flow, summarizing exactly what the book aims to be.

16/05/2008 - Spring Web Flow 2.0 released

Spring Web Flow 2.0 has just become available. Version 2.0 represents the next generation of the Spring Web Flow framework (the 1.0 series also remains supported), introducing several new and exciting features.

04/10/2007 - Spring Web Flow 1.0.5 released

Spring Web Flow 1.0.5 has been released. This is a bugfix and minor improvement release addressing issues reported against 1.0.4. All users are recommended to upgrade to 1.0.5 from previous 1.0.x versions.

Older News

'Ring WebCam Archive

To get your daily Nürburgring fix, keep an eye on the Nürburgring WebCam Archive.

Spring Web Flow Portal

The Ervacon Spring Web Flow Portal brings you expert information on Spring Web Flow.

Java MD3 Model Viewer

An (older) open source project started by Ervacon founder Erwin Vervaet. Take a look.