Click 1.4.2 maintenance release is available!

Click 1.4.2 is a minor maintenance release.

• Download Click1.4.2
• Click Home
  
• Live Examples
• Maven Bundles
  

This release fixes a problem when using SpringClickServlet and excluded urls. We have also fixed a slight performance degradation since the 1.4 release.

Changes include:

• Fix a slight performance degradation over the 1.4 release [349].
• Fixed ExcludePage - should be a public inner class [346].
• Fixed Maven artifact packaging [348].
  
• Fixed PageLink to work with JSP pages [352].
• Fix DateField and ChartFields to include control.js [354].
• Fix DateField which could produce duplicate stylesheet head includes [356].

Enjoy.

The Click team.

Click 1.4.1 is available!

Click web framework version 1.4.1 is now available. First up the links:

• Download Click1.4.1
• Click Home
  
• Live Examples
  

This release fixes a number of important JSP and Ajax related bugs.

Changes include:

• Added new method Context.isAjaxRequest() which enables conditional checking for Ajax requests.
• Improved alphanumeric column sorting. This issue was raised by Ben Young. [344]
• Upgradeded to Scriptaculous 1.8.1 to fix auto form submit. This issue was raised by Andy Key. [336]
• Fixed sendRedirect to convert .jsp extension to .htm when redirecting to a JSP page. [338]
• Fixed Form clearValues() to exclude certain HiddenFields from being cleared. [337]
• Fixed Form action incorrect when using JSP. This issue was raised by Chas Erickson. [334]
• Fixed Form.onSubmitCheck() to ignore Ajax calls. This issue was raised by Ivan Furdi. [333]
• Fixed Form and FieldSet column layout bug [331].

For those interested in the latest development release (1.5M1) can view the roadmap below:

• 1.5M1 roadmap
  

Enjoy.

The Click team.

Click 1.4.-RC3 released: now with stateful page support

Click1.4-RC3 has been released today. Below are the related links:

• Download Click1.4-RC3
• Click Home
  
• Live examples
  

Click is a page and component oriented Java web framework. Pages are mostly developed in Java, while rendering is performed by Velocity or JSP.
A lot of thought went into making Click as simple as possible and developers should be up and running within a day.

Since RC2 there have been a number of new features and important bug fixes.

Improvements:

1. Pages can now be stateful:

public class MyPage extends Page {

public Form form = new Form("myForm");

public MyPage() {
setStateful(true); // Page will be persisted between requests.
form.add(new TextField("search-term");
form.add(new Submit("submit"));
}
...
}

More documentation on stateful pages can be found here.

2. Added a PerformanceFilter to significantly improve the performance of Click applications. The filter is based on Yahoo's Exceptional Performance best practices for speeding up your web site. This filter combined with framework changes enable Click applications to get an Grade A rating with Yahoo's Firefox plugin: YSlow.

Also in this release:

• Added new AJAX AutoCompleteTextField which provides Google suggest style lookups.
• Added new Table CSS class styles: blue1, blue2, orange1, orange2
• Fixed Form.copyFrom() to align with special Map handling of Form.copyTo(). [278].
• Fixed Form submit check to handle multiple forms per page. [279].
• Fixed exception when using Form.onSecurtyCheck in a stateful form. This issue was raised by Joel Schmidt [267].
• Fixed PickList multiple selection bug. This issue was raised by Ricardo Lecheta [280].
• Fixed Context leak under heavy usage. [282].
• Fixed Page automapping bug. This issue was raised by Sep and Ricardo Lecheta [277, 294].
• Fixed Linux ResourceBundle classloading bug. This issue was raised by Victor [293].
• Fixed Tree encodeURL bug. This issue was identified by Thomas Bernhard [301].
• Fixed Table memory allocation bug for large paged rowLists. This issue was identified by Naoki Takezoe [305].

For a complete list of changes visit the roadmap and changes.

Enjoy.

The Click team.