Jivan is a Presentation Technology for web applications. It provides you with a DOM tree of an HTML template. Same as with XML Documents, you can use the W3C DOM API to access the HTML and write the dynamic data into the document.
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Change log: 2004/07/18 - Jivan 1.0 final -fixed flip bug: see Flip.java testcase for details. 2003/02/04 - Jivan 1.0 rc 2 - changed Lincense to LGPL 2003/09/16 - Jivan 1.0 rc 1 - fixed bug that caused to allocate too much memory. - fixed some minor bugs. - changed email in license. 2003/07/21 - Jivan 1.0 beta 3 - renamed packages net.jivan.* into org.jivan.* since I was a ble to accuire the domain jivan.org - imported Xerces and nekoHTML source into the tree, package org.jivan.xerces and org.jivan.nekohtml. In Xerces 2.4.0 the API of XNI Framework changed. Therefore, Jivan can't be used with versions older than 2.4.0. There are still Application server, which do not implement the Servlet 2.2 spec correctly and don't load the xercesImpl.jar from the war-file when deployed as a webapplication. This result in old xerces version being used with Jivan classes. To resolve this problem, I imported the Xerces sources and renamed them. - reimplemented the Document.getElementById to use DocuemntManager.lookup, which is faster. - imported nekoHTML version 0.77 - fixed bug in nekohtml when attribute values have a line break. - introduced JUnit tests. Needs JUnit.jar to compile. 2003/06/17 - Jivan 1.0 beta 2 - removed dependency on jdk 1.4 - work with 1.2+ - fixed classloader issue for webapplications 2003/05/27 - Jivan 1.0 beta 1 initial version
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