Moqui Framework

Release Notes: This is a minor feature release and a major quality improvement release. It has undergone significantly more testing than previous releases because of a wider variety of functionality that has been built and tested using the framework, and because of a unit testing effort. New features include popup menus, dynamic options in drop-downs, automatic optimization of queries on view-entities to old select member entities necessary, expanded JCR, and a number of small improvements that generally make the framework easier to use and more reliable.

Release Notes: This is primarily a bugfix release. While a few issues have been fixed, the most important one for those just trying Moqui is the explicit sorting of files by name during data loading, which addresses an issue on Linux servers which could make the files in a directory listing through the Java File API come back in any order. Minor new features include DB-configured User Fields on entities, hostname-based tenant selection, and an easier way to specify default themes. A special thanks to the people who have helped test recent releases and offered feedback.

Release Notes: This release includes various bugfixes and library updates. It is also a minor new feature release with added functionality for anonymous authz, enhanced JSON and REST Web service support, XML Form extension with database records (DbForm* entities) for all users or particular users, and an Apache Camel integration with Camel running embedded. This version also replaces the only LGPL library (Restone XML-RPC) in Moqui Framework with an Apache licensed library (Apache XML-RPC) for easier inclusion in other projects and packages.

Release Notes: This version is primarily a maintenance and bugfix release. The few new features are mostly extensions to existing features for improved flexibility, to round out functionality, and to better support standards.

Release Notes: This release includes various fixes and new features to facilitate easy use based on more extensive testing and real-world development using the framework. More examples of different recommended and useful patterns now exist in Moqui Framework itself, and in add-on projects including Mantle, POP Commerce, and others.