Objective HTML / News: Recent posts

This project is dead and no longer supported. If you wish to continue the project feel free to go ahead.

The latest addition of Objective Html now provides full integration with Struts. This really brings to you the best of both worlds. This integration provides developers with the ability to configure form signal-slot connections and actions via xml configuration files. multipart/form-data is also now natively supported. This will most likely be the last alpha release, we hoping to give the code a good run and have the next release in the beta cycle.... read more

A number of major bugs where found in the original alpha5 release. These are fixed in this patch release.

The latest version of objective html has been released which includes the new objective html compiler (ohtmlc). ohtmlc will allow developers to design their forms using normal html and have them compiled into ohtml code. This provides an easy and clean way for developers to separate their form design from their form logic.

The release also contains a number of bug fixes and includes some other new features.

The first release of OMS, the signals and slots system has been released. This feature now allows developers to capture client-side events on the server.

Alpha 3 is now released. The major new change in this new version is xhtml support. You can now choose to output your objects in either standard html or the new xhtml format. Some new tutorials have also been added.

This tutorial shows you how you can integrate Objective Html and Struts to get the best out of both worlds. The tutorial assumes you know the workings of Struts.

I've created a user mailing for users of the toolkit. If you got any questions on how to use the toolkit then this is the mailing list for you.

For those interested in having a chat about Web Tier architecture or interested in what I'm trying to do join our friendly discussion at theserverside.com
http://www.theserverside.com/home/thread.jsp?thread_id=10541

The Javadocs API is up on the homepage.

Includes Javadocs API and a small number of improvements/fixes.

The tutorial has been updated. All the binaries for the tutorial can now be downloaded.
Goto:
http://objectivehtml.sourceforge.net/java/tutorial.htm

The first tutorial is up for Objective Html.
http://objectivehtml.sourceforge.net/java/tutorial.htm

Its give a good solid introduction to Objective Html and the benefits of using the toolkit.

Home page is up with something on it. Its not much but its a start :)

The first release of Objective Html for Java has been released.