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OpenFaces 2.0 Released

dpikhulya — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 21:21:54 GMT

We are glad to announce that OpenFaces 2.0 has "graduated" from the Early Access Program and the final version is released!

OpenFaces is an open source JSF library consisting of a set of advanced components, the Ajax framework and the client-side validation framework.

6 new components are introduced since the EAP 2 was published:

CompositeFilter – allows the user to build complex filter crieteria with multiple filter conditions;
LayeredPane – a container that allows switching between different sets of displayed components;
SelectOneRadio – an extended version of the standard <h:selectOneRadio> component;
SelectManyCheckbox – an extended version of the standard <h:selectManyCheckbox> component;
CommandButton – an extended version of the standard <h:commandButton> component;
CommandLink – an extended version of the standard <h:commandLink> component.

DataTable and TreeTable components have been significantly extended with the following functionality:

Content scrolling with frozen header/footer rows. Both vertical and horizontal scrolling with frozen columns is supported;
Interactive drag&drop column reordering;
Interactive column visibility customization;
Numerous filtering extensions -- customizing search condition, case sensitivity, placing filters inside or outside the table;
Tighter integration with the Hibernate library;
And more...

Certainly, there are many more extensions and fixes in other OpenFaces components and you can see the full list in the release notes.

Use your chance to see the components in action in the Live Demo!

We welcome everyone to contribute and participate in OpenFaces development. Please don't hesitate to post your feedback at the product forum or email us and follow OpenFaces on Twitter.

JxBrowser 2.1 Released

Kazmin — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 16:16:52 GMT

JxBrowser, a cross-platform library that allows integrating web browser into Java AWT/Swing applications on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X platforms, has been updated to version 2.1.

In this version we introduce the following improvements:

Ability to programmatically set path to Mozilla profile directory;
MIME type handling functionality for Mozilla engine.

Also this version contains fixes for the issues reported by our customers:

JavaScript Error Listener operability issue is resolved (Mozilla engine);
The work of StatusListener is corrected (WebKit engine);
Navigation finished event is fired when navigation made within the same document (Mozilla engine);
Pop-up window now can be opened even if its target name is empty (IE engine).

For the full list of resolved issues and improvements, please see the JxBrowser 2.1 Release Notes page.

The update is already available for download. You can try the new version online using the WebStart Demo.

For any help or feedback related to JxBrowser, please use the support forum or e-mail us directly.

JExplorer 2.3 Released

Kazmin — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 09:24:30 GMT

JExplorer, a library that provides a convenient Java API for integrating Microsoft Internet Explorer into Java applications, has been updated to version 2.3.

This release introduces the following features and improvements:

interface for receiving notifications when popup menu is required;
event handler for receiving information about popup window before it is opened;
listener for receiving events when WebBrowser is disposed.

This version also resolves several important issues reported by our customers. For the full list of resolved issues and improvements, please read the JExplorer 2.3 Release Notes page.

The latest version is available for download at JExplorer page. For any help or feedback related to the use of our product, please use the support forum or e-mail us us directly.

JNIWrapper 3.8.1 Released

Kazmin — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 15:32:01 GMT

JNIWrapper, a library that enables access to native libraries and components from Java code without using JNI, has been updated to version 3.8.1.

In this version we added support of Mac OS X 10.6 and synchronous mode of Hooks for Windows. This release also includes the updated version of WinPack, free add-on enabling access to the Windows native API and libraries from Java code. WinPack 3.8.1 introduces low level keyboard and mouse hooks that allow working with 32-bit applications on 64-bit Windows systems. For the full scope of changes please check out the JNIWrapper 3.8.1 Release Notes.

As always, you can download and try the fully-functional version of JNIWrapper.

We look forward to your feedback on this update. If you need assistance with using our product, please use the support forum.

JxBrowser 2.0 Released

Kazmin — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 12:57:40 GMT

TeamDev is happy to announce official release of JxBrowser 2.0, a cross-platform library that allows integrating web browser into Java AWT/Swing applications on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X platforms.

In this version we have added support of Apple Safari (WebKit) engine on Mac OS X platform and Internet Explorer on Windows. With JxBrowser 2.x, you have a choice - which browser engine your Java application should use on different operating systems. Now you can use the default system browser instead of Mozilla Gecko engine on Mac OS X and Windows platforms.

You can get access to the powerful browser engines functionality through the new JxBrowser 2.x API. Samples in distribution package will demonstrate how you can navigate to a web page and wait until the page is loaded; take a full web page screen shot and save it to image file; get access to browser events, DOM, browser features and more.

Download the JxBrowser 2.0 build and try the included demo application and samples.

For any help or feedback related to the use of our product, please use the support forum or e-mail us directly.

JxBrowser 1.4 Released

Kazmin — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 07:34:46 GMT

JxBrowser, the cross-platform library for embedding Mozilla browser into your Java application, has been updated to version 1.4.

JxBrowser 1.4 introduces the following features and improvements:

API for interaction with native Mozilla XPCOM
API for clearing browser cache
Pop-up blocker
Ability to use custom implementation for displaying alerts, confirmations, prompts and authentication dialogs
New function WebBrowser.findNext for searching through the document with defined parameters.

This new version also resolves several important issues reported by our customers. For the full list of resolved issues and improvements, please read the JxBrowser 1.4 Release Notes page.

The update is already available for download. You can try the new version online using the WebStart Demo.

For any help or feedback related to the use of our product, please use the support forum or e-mail us directly.

QuipuKit 1.6.2 Released

dpikhulya — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:22:39 GMT

We are pleased to announce a version 1.6.2 update to the QuipuKit library for JSF. This maintenance release includes resolutions for requests we received from our customers. The full list of fixes is available in release notes.

The new version of QuipuKit is available on the Download page. For any questions or feedback related to QuipuKit, visit forum or e-mail us directly.

We would also like to encourage you to pay your attention to the next major version of QuipuKit named OpenFaces 2.0, which is currently available in early access program (EAP) and is distributed under a dual license model. Please see the migration guide for instructions on moving to the new version.

JxBrowser 2.0 EAP2 Announcement

Kazmin — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:39:22 GMT

About a month ago we announced the Early Access Program (EAP) for JxBrowser 2.0, our cross-platform library that allows integrating Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari (WebKit) and Microsoft Internet Explorer browsers into Java AWT/Swing applications. During this month we've received a lot of feedback and questions. Using this feedback we've made several changes in JxBrowser 2.0 API and added new important features:

Canceling navigation - allows receiving notification before web page loading starts and canceling navigation if needed;
Cookies management - allows receiving, updating, deleting Browser cookies;
MIME type handling - allows making a decision whether to display content with a specified MIME type or not;
Navigation.waitReady method - allows blocking current thread execution until document is loaded completely.

To see all changes and features we've made in EAP2 please check out the JxBrowser 2.0 EAP2 Release Notes.

The JxBrowser 2.0 EAP2 build with included demo application and samples is available for download. Note: The EAP2 build is bundled with an evaluation license that expires December 9, 2009.

Please feel free to ask for help or just leave feedback at our support forum and stay tuned for new versions with more powerful and exciting features.

* Early Access Program (EAP) gives you a first look at the product before it is officially released. It's an exciting opportunity for you to influence the development process and shape the future product with maximum value for you!
While we are doing our best to make your EAP experience and future transition to the release version as easy as possible, we do not guarantee that there will be no public API changes or that certain features will be available in the final product.

JExcel Update

Kazmin — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:01:06 GMT

JExcel, a library that allows integrating and controlling Microsoft Excel in Java Swing applications, has been updated to version 1.4.

In this release we introduce new API features related to operations with ranges and JExcel window. The updated version also provides support of SLF4J Logging Facade and resolves issues reported by our customers. For the full scope of changes please check out the JExcel 1.4 Release Notes.

As always, you can download the updated version of JExcel and evaluate it. You can also try JExcel online.

We look forward to your feedback on this update. If you need assistance in using our product, please use the support forum.

JxBrowser 2.0 Early Access Program

Kazmin — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 12:45:00 GMT

TeamDev is happy to announce the Early Access Program (EAP)* for JxBrowser 2.0, a cross-platform library that allows integrating Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari (WebKit) and Microsoft Internet Explorer browsers into Java AWT/Swing applications on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X platforms.

In this version we have added support of Apple Safari (WebKit) engine on Mac OS X platform and Internet Explorer on Windows. With JxBrowser 2.x, you have a choice - which browser engine your Java application should use on different operating systems. You can reduce your application distribution package size by excluding Mozilla XULRunner files for Mac OS X (51Mb) and Windows (19Mb), and use the default system browser instead: Safari on Mac OS X and Internet Explorer on Windows.

You can get an access to the powerful browser engines functionality through the new JxBrowser 2.x API. Samples in distribution package will demonstrate how you can navigate to a web page and wait until the page is loaded; take a full web page screen shot and save it to image file; get access to browser events, DOM, browser features and more.

In JxBrowser 2.0 EAP we provide access to the old JxBrowser 1.x API, so you can update JxBrowser to 2.x version and run your already created Java applications without changes in source code. But we strongly recommend you to use the new 2.x API, because the old one will be deprecated in the future.

Download the JxBrowser 2.0 EAP build and try the included demo application and samples. Note: The EAP build is bundled with an evaluation license that expires November 10, 2009.

Please feel free to ask for help or leave your feedback at our support forum and stay tuned for new versions with more powerful and exciting features.

ComfyJ 2.7 Released

Kazmin — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 08:03:17 GMT

ComfyJ, a Java-COM bridge enabling bi-directional communication between the Java platform and COM technologies, has been updated to version 2.7.

With ComfyJ, you can use ActiveX/COM/OLE/OCX objects right from your Java application and implement Java objects as COM objects, without writing native code.

In this version we introduce new features and improvements in ComfyJ API, Code Generator and Server Manager. As each of our maintenance releases, it also contains fixes for issues reported by our customers. For the full scope of changes please check out the ComfyJ 2.7 Release Notes.

The latest version is available for download from the product page of our web site.

We look forward to your feedback on this update. If you need assistance with using our product, please use the support forum.

JNIWrapper 3.8 Released

Kazmin — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 13:15:41 GMT

JNIWrapper, a library that enables access to native libraries and components from Java code without using JNI, has been updated to version 3.8.

In this version we introduce support of SLF4J Loggin Facade that allows binding with the desired logging framework. This release also includes the updated version of WinPack, free add-on enabling access to the Windows native API and libraries from Java code. WinPack 3.8 provides the wrapper for GUITHREADINFO structure and ability to access Win32 registry on x64 OS and vice versa. For the full scope of changes please check out the JNIWrapper 3.8 Release Notes.

As always, you can download and try the fully-functional version of JNIWrapper.

We look forward to your feedback on this update. If you need assistance with using our product, please use the support forum.

OpenFaces AJAX-powered JSF components EAP2 Released

Jester — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 15:32:29 GMT

We are happy to announce the second early access (EAP2) release of the OpenFaces AJAX-powered JSF components. The EAP2 release is the last milestone before the version 2.0 release expected in late September. The EAP2 release adds a new Select Boolean Checkbox component, a number of enhancements, several API changes, and resolves issues reported by the developers during the initial evaluation of EAP1 release.

The Select Boolean Checkbox component introduced in this release is an extended version of the standard <h:selectBooleanCheckbox> component which adds tri-state support (two typical states and the third “undefined” one), allows for customizing checkbox images and state-dependent styles.

Following numerous requests from our users we’ve also added a new demo application, which shows how OpenFaces components can work together with RichFaces in one application. You can see this demo online, or download the demo and its source code.

Please see the release notes for the full list of enhancements.

Before the OpenFaces 2.0 is released, we also decided to extract a code of the testing system we use for automated tests of OpenFaces components and web applications we build into a separate project called Selenium Inspector. This testing framework, built on top of Selenium, allows testing not only JSF-based applications, but any HTML-based applications. So we felt this code may be useful for wider web development community as a separate project.

The module for testing OpenFaces is already included into the standard Selenium Inspector distribution, and can be downloaded here. The support of RichFaces and other popular JSF frameworks is going to be added after we release OpenFaces 2.0, and hopefully with your contribution.

Give OpenFaces EAP2 and Selenium Inspector a try and let us know what you think.

JxFileWatcher 1.0.1 Released

Kazmin — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 15:02:56 GMT

We are pleased to announce the first maintenance release of JxFileWatcher, a cross-platform library for file system events monitoring.

This release is intended to satisfy the needs of our customers, who want to use JxFileWatcher library as an OSGi bundle and who already use JNIWrapper library in their applications. For more details about changes please read the JxFileWatcher 1.0.1 Release Notes page.

The update is already available for download. You can try the new version online using the WebStart Demo.

If you need assistance with using this product or if you want to discuss the library, welcome to our support forum.

Selenium Inspector 1.0 Released

IgorShvydkoy — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 14:20:28 GMT

We are happy to announce the release of Selenium Inspector, an open source library for simplifying automated testing for Web applications. Selenium Inspector is built on top of the popular Selenium testing framework, and enhances its abilities for component-oriented testing, and simplifies testing of any HTML-based applications as well.

Selenium Inspector API allows to create testing solutions for variety of HTML rendering frameworks like JSF component libraries, Spring MVC, Struts, etc. Now web developers can create object-oriented testing APIs for any Web UI library. The Java API for inspecting OpenFaces components is already included.

With Selenium Inspector you'll get the following advantages:

Ability to check actual view of an element style instead of what is declared in CSS but may not be actually applied.
Specialized higher-level Java API which simplifies inspection not just on primitive elements, but on compound HTML tags, such as ‹table›,‹ul›, etc.
A wide set of assertion methods for checking actual values of attributes and styles of HTML elements as well as evaluating actual results of client side expressions.
Selenium Inspector is easy to customize and extend.
And its free!

Learn more in the product documentation and the product site.

If you want to share your feedback, thoughts and ideas, or just need an advice, want to submit a feature request or a bug, you are welcome to contribute and participate!