Contact information:

The jPOS project and its related products and services are managed by jPOS Organization.

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Versions

• The latest released version is 1.9.0 [download]
• See the ChangeLog for details.

Documentation

The easiest way to learn jPOS is by buying the Programmer's Guide. In addition, you can browse the API Docs and source code online. jPOS-EE can be downloaded from its Github repository.

We are also working in a new and unified project documentation. While still in an early stage you can can download it here.

RSS Feeds

If you want to follow jPOS' development via RSS, we encourage you to add the following feeds to your aggregator:

jPOS News	http://feeds2.feedburner.com/jpos
jPOS commits	http://feeds2.feedburner.com/jpos-commits
jPOS users forum	http://groups-beta.google.com/group/jpos-users/feed/msgs.xml
jPOS developers forum	http://rss.gmane.org/gmane.comp.java.jpos.devel

Mailing lists:

We run the following mailing lists:

jpos-users	The jPOS users' mailing list is the place to post user-specific questions. Make sure you browse the archives as your question might has been answered already.	[rss]
jpos-dev	jPOS-dev is the developers' list which also served as the users' list in the past. With a vibrant community of over one thousand users, most of them jPOS-savvy developers, jpos-dev is the place to join in order to stay tuned to jPOS developement, post feature requests, bugs, etc. As a general rule, before you post there, make sure to browse the archives.If in doubt where to post, you want to post to jpos-users.	[rss]
jpos-commits	jPOS-commits can be tracked via RSS or by subscribing to jpos-commits group.