The 'Glue and Booster' project tries to be the glue between different (java) frameworks and will provide additional utilities to boost the power of the frameworks. It will provide easy to use facades which hide some of the complexity of the frameworks. Furthermore it will provide examples and ready to use templates with most of the configuration already done. This project has two main goals, two secondary goals and one meta-goal: 1.) Try to make the different frameworks "plug and playable". Take two frameworks, probably implement two simple interfaces and "Glue and Booster" will connect the frameworks. 2.) Provide implementations for additional features of some frameworks. These features may be missing simple factory methods that hide the complexity of the framework or real enhancements. Like a LogFactory for commons-logging and log4j that will provide FileAppender that write into different files (for example each transaction into one file) but are configured like the default FileAppender. This goal intents to present ready to use solutions. Maybe the code of the methods will only be some lines, but it will often take hours to find which lines to write. 3.) For the first goal the intention is to find suitable frameworks that contain the interfaces for the glue. Only when no fitting frameworks are found, then own interfaces are written. 4.) For some frameworks the glue interfaces will be implemented, too, so that these frameworks can be connected without effort. 5.) The meta-goal is, to write as few code as possible, but to put as much knowledge (and the time it needs to collect the knowlege) as possible into this framework. In this point this framework differs from other frameworks. It's goal is not to write a solution for one special problem or build a huge framework but trying to find tiny pieces of code that bridge the gap between frameworks or the gap between the requirements of the programmer and the functionality of the framework.