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Follow on Google News | ![]() OpenXava 5.1 released: Rapid Development Tool for JavaBy: The OpenXava team In OpenXava you only have to write the domain classes in plain Java to get a web application ready for production. This 5.1 release has improved the inline editable collections a lot, in fact now you can do in an element collection most of the things possible in a regular detail view, and with a 10x improvement in performance. OpenXava 5.1 also includes a new editor that allows attach several files to an entity, support for Java 8, and many many more things. We invite you to download (http://www.openxava.org/ This are the new features in OpenXava 5.1: - @NoSearch supported for references in embeddable classes of element collections. - @ReadOnly and @EditOnly supported for @ElementCollection. - @OnChangeSearch supported for references in embeddable classes of element collections. - @OnChange supported in embeddable classes of element collections. - @SearchListCondition supported for references in embeddable classes of element collections. - @SearchAction supported for references in embeddable classes of element collections. - Search action for references available in element collections. - Support for @DescriptionsList references in element collections, including dependent ones. - @DefaultValueCalculator support in @ElementCollection. - Improving AJAX behavior for element collection, with x10 improvement in responsiveness. - Reference data fetching in element collections optimized. - Searching references by @SearchKey properties in element collections. - New stereotype FILES for attaching several files to an entity. - @DefaultValueCalculator is executed each time that the properties in @PropertyValue( - Look and feel for totals in lists and collections improved. - Java 8 support. - FirstSteps content changed. - French messages improved. - Showing messages in log for annotation misuse in element collection. - Methods assertEditableInCollection() - New assertValidValuesCountInCollection() - Some new common use labels to be used in applications. Look at the official announce: http://www.openxava.org/ End
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