Welcome to the Enhydra XMLC project !

Enhydra XMLC is the presentation technology that supports the needs of designers, developers and architects alike, delivering what JSP cannot - strict separation of markup and logic in a true object view of dynamic presentations.

Some XMLC Attributes:

Generate Java classes that implement to a single presentation interface

Designed for optimal designer/developer workflow

Native XHTML/HTML, XML, VoiceXML, WML, CHTML support

Optimized DOM access & manipulation

Dynamic presentation class reloading/parsing

Use same markup file for mock-up and production

XMLC is now fully portable to Tomcat 4, 5 as well as JBoss, BEA, Enhydra and other Web Container implementations. Looking for an MVC Presentation Framework for Enhydra XMLC? Check out the Barracuda project.

Recent News

27 July 2004: XMLC 2.2.5 is out.

Changelog:

Fixed issue with XHTMLFormElement.getChildNodes() returning zero children even when they existed (reported by Petr Stehlik)
Fixed issue with BaseDOMFormatter.write() adding newline when calling the method multiple times (reported by Christian Cryder)
Obviated the need to add mockup text to an element with an id in order to generate setText*(String) methods
Miscelaneous other updates to docs, testcases, and other

Binary and source distributions can be found on the ObjectWeb Forge.

24 January 2004: XMLC 2.2.4 is out.

Changelog:

Fixed issue with unnecessary synchronization in LazyHTMLDocument (patch contributed by Mark Leverentz)
Fixed issue with using a non-buffered Writer in DOMFormatter (patch contributed by Pieter Schoenmakers)
Fixed regression where pretty printing affected markup even when not explicitly turned on
Updated javadoc for the Xmlc taskdef with descriptions of all possible attributes. Clarified a few existing descriptions. Made all boolean-like attributes enforce taking *only* boolean values (true/false, on/off, yes/no). The "force" attribute, in particular, was one which used to take an arbitrary string and then only use it if that string as true/false. Now the task will barf on arbitrary strings not in the list of boolean values.

Binary and source distributions can be found on the ObjectWeb Forge.

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