JiBX 1.2.3 is now in maven central.
We've made many improvements to JiBX. Read about them
here<http://jibx.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jibx/core/changes.txt>
!
In addition, we have also upgraded our infrastructure to use the maven nexus
release process. This will allow us to release new versions and bugfixes
more frequently. If you use an IDE such as eclipse or netbeans, you will be
able to see our source code and javadocs. We love to see bug reports with
patches included!
We have also improved the
maven-jibx-plugin<http://jibx.sourceforge.net/maven-jibx-plugin/>
including:
- Addition of jibx2wsdl.
- All tasks can now run during the testing phases
To upgrade to version 1.2.3, make these changes to your pom files:
1. Change your maven-jibx-plugin, jibx-run, jibx-extras, etc. version
numbers to 1.2.3.
2. Remove the jibx repository entries:
<repositories>
... <url>http://jibx.sf.net/maven2</url>
Since we have changed to nexus, all of our artifacts go directly to maven
central. The first time you run maven you may have to refresh your cache
with the 'update' flag:
mvn -U install
We have also added OSGi entries to JiBX. If you are using obr (felix), we
have an repository index for automatic loading of JiBX bundles here:
http://jibx.org/repository.xml
(If anyone out there knows how to set up p2 (eclipse plugin style)
provisioning from maven projects, we would welcome your help)
Thanks for using JiBX!
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