JDynamiTe, Dynamic Template in Java / News: Recent posts

After some years of usage, hundreds of downloads and many useful feedbacks, JDynamiTe is back with a new release 2.0 (compatible with version 1.2) providing very interesting additional features.

*There is a new kind of Dynamic Element: "XML Dynamic Elements" allow to automatically populate the template taking input from XML files. In other words: you can add special tags in your template, using standard XPath syntax, which refer to data contained in an external XML file. By this way, no need to programmatically populate this block of data: JDynamiTe parser automatically does it for you.
Find several examples in the new dedicated JDynamiTe examples page, as well as updated Javadoc.... read more

The main new feature of JDynamiTe 1.2 is that all the Variable keys of the template document are now recorded during analysis (i.e. in the "setInput" method).
All the values of these key/value pairs are initialized with an empty string value.

Benefits :

- you can get the list of these keys with a new method called "getVariableKeys". It can be useful at the beginning of your process, for example to get all the variable values from your database, even if you do not know in advance the keys.... read more

The main new feature of JDynamiTe 1.1 is the "Ignored Element" block. This optional element can be used in template documents. An "Ignored Element" is a "block" which
will be completly ignored (skipped during document analysis). It will not be part of the output document. An "Ignored Element" can be inserted anywhere in the template document, even inside "Dynamic Element". The greatest benefit is that it will allow HTML
designers to build more realistic pages, with concrete data, giving a better idea of the possible dynamic page look and feel.
More details at http://jdynamite.sourceforge.net/doc/jdynamite_sf.html#news

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This is the first release of JDynamiTe :
Dynamic Template in Java.