Just Journal 2.0

Work has begun on the next generation of Just Journal.  I
spent a few hours tonight working on the rewrite of just journal.
The new version will take advantage of newer technologies
that have come out since the site was created.
The current plan is to use much of the existing data access code
and business logic (but refactored a bit) with a new front end.
This will allow me to finally get the website design
standardized after all these years.  I'm going to drop
Maverick and move to a newer Apache framework as well as drop JSP
pages on the site.
Once this phase of development is complete, I plan on migrating
to Apache Cayenne.  A few things are already using it, but
there is much to do yet.
I plan on keeping the old servlet around for some time to post
blog entries as most of the gui and command line clients use this.
The C clients uses the xml-rpc interface, and i may start
migrating the .NET client and java clients in that direction.

This is a good time to put in for feature requests.  I've
already had several lately related to image handling and pictures.