UJO Framework 0.83 is released

UJO Framework provides objects with a different architecture from JavaBeans. The original idea was a toy with generic data types of Java 5.0 however over time it appears, that the architecture has some exciting features: an easy object introspection without a heavy PropertyDescriptor implementation, a transfer of the UJO object properties (not values) by a collection, the core of the building has two interfaces for an easy implementation. These properties open up new possibilities for the use in the J2EE mainly in a production of generic operations over objects. Framework contains some tools for managing the UJO object in addition. See a short motivational presentation for more information: http://ujoframework.org . You can find a link to a reference application called jWorkSheet on the home page. The jWorkSheet is a project time tracker application and uses the architecture UJO objects consistently for all persistent objects.

The last changes:
* support or the Proxy pattern design of the BeanUjo class
* SimpleDateFormat synchronization if fixed
* code cleaning.