Canoo Engineering announces that it has released version 6.1 of UltraLightClient
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Today’s major release focuses on an enhanced extension API to ease the development of extensions for UltraLightClient, and an extendable encoding/decoding mechanism to marshal arbitrary objects between client and server.
"The new enhanced extension API makes the addition of GUI widgets and third party libraries much faster and easier", commented Dr. Elisabeth Maier, Canoo's Product Manager for UltraLightClient. "Adding new widgets, or customizing existing widgets is now much simpler. This release marks a key milestone for Java-based RIA technologies and will appeal to all Java developers looking for a robust and reliable alternative to AJAX and Flex."
Further changes in 6.1 include a new developer manual describing how to write extensions for UltraLightClient, improved JavaDoc for client-side and server-side classes of the application and extension API, and improved support for blocking events.
UltraLightClient enables the development of Rich Internet Applications (RIA) based entirely on Java standards. It uses Swing on the client, standard communication protocols set by the J2EE container, and standard lifecycle management on the server. In contrast to other more proprietary platforms, UltraLightClient is an add-on library for Swing and J2EE and can be easily integrated into existing web platforms. The principal design of UltraLightClient is based on the half-object and protocol design pattern. Applied to Swing, this pattern is used to offer the Swing API in a server-side programming model, providing rich user interfaces in a web architecture. UltraLightClient-based applications can be deployed in any J2EE container, as a portlet, or even stand-alone without changing the code. On the client, a standard JRE from 1.4.2 or later is all that is required.
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