The final release of XUI 1.0.4 is now available.
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January 11, 2005 1:58 PM
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As reported by Sol on OSViews, XUI has been released. According to the XUI site on SourceForge, "XUI is a Java and XML framework for building rich client, desktop and mobile applications."

XUI 1.0.4 brings many new features and enhancements, notably:

  • Integrated database access
  • New and enhanced widgets
  • Dynamic attribute evaluation
  • Extended event handling
  • XML based component registration
  • Background image loading
  • Updated component factories
  • Modified layout manager support
  • More advanced validation mechanisms
  • Linux support

In addition to the enhancements this release includes numerous fixes and performance enhancements.

Further documentation can be found at:

The XuiAll package contains a simple editor for XUI, however this is being replaced by a NetBeans based IDE. The latest version of this IDE can also be found on the SourceForge site. The NetBeans editor provides all the facilities of the previous editor and leverages the support provided by NetBeans 3.6 to give a more powerful development environment.

Xoetrope also offers documentation for its Carousel framework which extends XUI and the NetBeans XuiEditor. This documentation provides extensive coverage of the XUI framework and provides detailed information on related development issues such as packaging and deployment. A draft of this documenation can be found at sourceforge

XUI 1.0.4 is released under a modified form of the Mozilla Public License. Previous versions had been released under the Artistic License and following expressions of concern by several people we have moved to the new license. The license can be found at: http://xui.sourceforge.net/docs/license.txt

We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who participated in the test program and provided valuable feedback.

Enjoy!

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