XWork 1.2.4 Released
The OpenSymphony XWork team is proud to announce the release of XWork 1.2.4, the latest release in the 1.2 branch of XWork, a command pattern framework, which forms the core of the WebWork 2 framework.
This release is a bugfix release with some new improvements.
- Upgrade OGNL dependency to 2.7.x, where expression compilation (using JavaAssist) is possible besides the usual expression parsing
- Added DTD for XWork validator definition
- i18n parameterization for validation message
- Allowing multiple validator definition to be loaded from classpath
or a complete list of all the changes, please refer to the complete changelog
OpenSymphony JIRA
(11 issues)
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XW-591
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Parameterizing i18n messages
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tm_jee
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tm_jee
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Nov 26, 2007
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Dec 01, 2007
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XW-590
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Add dtd for xwork validator definition
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tm_jee
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tm_jee
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Nov 26, 2007
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Nov 26, 2007
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XW-589
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Allow xwork.xml to have configurable parameter
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tm_jee
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tm_jee
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Nov 25, 2007
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Nov 25, 2007
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XW-571
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nested visitor validators break short-circuit functionality
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tm_jee
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Trent Bills
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Sep 25, 2007
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Nov 22, 2007
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XW-555
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null pointer exception in visitor validator
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Rainer Hermanns
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Trent Bills
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Aug 22, 2007
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Oct 15, 2007
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XW-548
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Make buildConverterMapping(Class) method in XWorkConverter protected instead of private
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tm_jee
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tm_jee
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Jul 23, 2007
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Jul 24, 2007
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XW-547
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Refactor DefaultActionValidatorManager's validation logics to an abstract superclass
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tm_jee
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tm_jee
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Jul 19, 2007
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Jul 19, 2007
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XW-534
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Updgrate Ognl dependency to 2.7 for XWork 1.2.3 release
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tm_jee
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tm_jee
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Jun 30, 2007
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Nov 25, 2007
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XW-516
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interceptor-stack's interceptor parameter overriding does not work when there's nested interceptor-stack
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tm_jee
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tm_jee
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Resolved
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FIXED
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May 12, 2007
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Aug 11, 2007
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XW-514
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DomHelper does not load xwork.xml correct after reload (eg. tomcat reload webapp)
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tm_jee
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tm_jee
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Resolved
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CANNOT REPRODUCE
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Apr 30, 2007
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Nov 16, 2007
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XW-510
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Back porting XW-466 from Struts 2 to Xwork 1.1.3 and above (allowing multiple validator definition to be loaded from classpath, overriding each others according to their precedence)
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tm_jee
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Krishna Ganesan
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Apr 22, 2007
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Nov 29, 2007
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About WebWork
WebWork is a leading open source Java web application framework. Developed originally by Rickard Oberg (original developer of JBoss and creator of XDoclet, among other accomplishments), WebWork aims to lower the bar for developing web applications by making the more tedious tasks of web development automated. By taking the best features from other web frameworks available today, WebWork represents a best-of-bread solution to web development created by through the feedback of an active OpenSymphony community.
WebWork is built on top of XWork, a generic command pattern framework. WebWork uses the capabilities of XWork to provide the following features:
- Advanced UI components, allowing you to build complex, reusable UI components, ranging from simple text fields to advanced date pickers.
- A robust inversion of control (IoC) container that binds to the native Servlet lifecycles: request, session, and application.
- Pluggable configuration, allowing you to develop web "modules" that can easily be integrated together to form complete applications independently.
- Complete data mapping from HTTP to Java data objects, enabling you to focus more on application development and less on tedious data conversion.
- A complete validation framework, both on the server side and client side. This lets you choose the most optimal way to ensure user input is correct before processing it.
- An advanced expression language, based on OGNL, providing the most common operations usually associated with building web-based user interfaces.
- Support for integration with many popular open source projects, including: Spring, Pico, OSWorkflow, FreeMarker, Velocity, JasperReports, JFreeChart, and many more.
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