JICE - Java Instance Configuration Engine

JICE 2.1.3

Released 2006-06-17

Minor enhancements:

• the JIC element type cdata-conversion is renamed to cdata-converter , which is a more descriptive name (old name cdata-conversion still works for backwards-compatibility.
• Added CDATA conversions for java.lang.Short and java.lang.Character
• few bug fixes

Download

jice-2.1.3.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source

System requirements

J2SE 1.4 or higher.

JICE 2.1.1

Released 2006-05-28

User-defined CDATA conversions allow custom CDATA conversions to be defined in JIC files.

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jice-2.1.1.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source

System requirements

J2SE 1.4 or higher.

JICE 2.1.0

Released 2006-05-21

Introduces syntax-based CDATA conversions, which make the creation of booleans, ints and doubles even easier than before.

Download

jice-2.1.0.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source

System requirements

J2SE 5.0 or higher.

JICE 2.0.2

Released 2006-05-07

Minor enhancements:

• New element type collection for creating any kind of collections - lists, sets, etc.
• The element type list:
  • only instances of java.util.List are accepted (before any Collection instance was ok.)
  • The class attribute must be specified
• New CDATA conversions: java.math.BigDecimal and java.math.BigInteger

Download

jice-2.0.2.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source

System requirements

J2SE 1.4 or higher.

JICE 2.0.1

Released 2006-04-17

Minor bug fix: attributes did not work as expected if a prefix was defined for the namespace.

Download

jice-2.0.1.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source

System requirements

J2SE 1.4 or higher.

JICE 2.0.0

Released 2005-07-06

JICE 2.0 provides major improvements to JIC Language. The enhancements include:

• The XML syntax is now cleaner and more coherent.
• The object referencing capabilities are more flexible.
• New if and switch like structures provide simple conditionality.
• Support for user-defined types in the form of factories.
• Better documentation.

Download

jice-2.0.0.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source

System requirements

J2SE 1.4 or higher.

Changes to JICE 1.0.x

No changes to the Java interfaces of JIC Engine.

The XML syntax of JIC Language 2.0 is not backwards-compatible, however. Changes in the syntax of JIC Language include:

• new namespace http://www.jicengine.org/jic/2.0
• attribute parameters => args
• attribute class is mandatory.
• new attribute vars.
• attribute id not supported.
• CDATA types have been removed.

JICE 1.0.2

Released at 2004-11-08

JICE-1.0.2 doesn't include the Shell Applet and the package org.jicengine.tools anymore. First release whose source code is in the SourceForge CVS repository.

Download

jice-1.0.2.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source

System requirements

J2SE 1.4 or higher.

Changes to JICE 1.0.1

• Shell Applet is not included.
• package org.jicengine.tools is not included.

JICE 1.0.1

Released at 2004-11-01

JICE 1.0.1 adds some documentation enhancements to JICE 1.0.

Download

jice-1.0.1.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source

System requirements

J2SE 1.4 or higher.

Changes to JICE 1.0

• minor fixes to doc/introduction.html
• minor fixes to doc/jic-engine.html
• doc/jic-language.html:
  • The semantics of the class attribute are refined.
  • The element type constant-of is documented.
  • There's an example on how to read a resource from JIC code.

JICE 1.0

Released at 2004-10-21

JICE 1.0 is the first official release of JICE.

Download

jice-1.0.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source

System requirements

J2SE 1.4 or higher.

Changes to JICE 0.9

• Class org.jicengine.JICE was renamed to org.jicengine.JICEngine
• Renamed the built-in variables: PARENT -> parent, CDATA -> cdata, JICEContext -> buildContext

JICE 0.9

Released at 2004-09-20

A sort of beta release of JICE. Contains all the necessary functionality, but lacks some optimizations, better error messages, etc. and may possibly have a few bugs.

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jice-0.9.zip - jar files, documentation, JavaDocs, source