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JFormDesigner 5 Released
2011-04-19 6 Comments
We're pleased to announce the immediate availability of JFormDesigner 5, now with Beans Binding (JSR 295) support, BeanInfo annotations, project specific settings and more.
Feature Highlights:
- Beans Binding (JSR 295) support
- BeanInfo Annotations
- Improved Properties view
- Project specific settings
- Improved Choose Bean dialog
- Auto-reload custom component classes
- and more...
See What's New in JFormDesigner 5 for
the significant or more interesting changes.
Please have a look at the change log for a
complete list of changes.
Customer information: JFormDesigner 5 is free of charge for existing customers if the "Free updates until" date of your license key is 2010-01-01 or later. Upgrades are available here.
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Posted by
2011-05-15 11:01 (9 months ago) -
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2011-05-17 15:43 (9 months ago)Well, why not? NetBeans GUI builder supports it since 3 years. The JSR 295 has been indeed withdrawn two weeks after the release of JFormDesigner 5.
Anyway, beans binding is still a useful library and many of our customers use it. We'll see what the future brings...
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Posted by
2011-05-27 12:30 (9 months ago)Any plan to extend jformdesigner functionality to javafx 2.0 ? It would be a fantastic new feature!!!
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Posted by
2011-06-19 02:48 (8 months ago)+1 For javafx 2.0 functionality! It would be really nice
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Posted by
2011-07-04 01:08 (8 months ago)How is the netbeans plugin coming along? I am looking forward to it.
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Posted by
2011-07-26 19:54 (7 months ago)@Umberto and @Octavio: We've added JavaFX 2.0 support to our roadmap. We've already refactored the designer core to support multiple UI toolkits and now work on basic JavaFX 2.0 support.
@Paul: A beta of the JFormDesigner plug-in for NetBeans is available now.
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I'm confused. JSR 295 is terminated, and never finished. How are you supporting it?