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Javolution 4.0 - Simpler, faster, meaner...

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At 10:37 AM on Sep 19, 2006, Jean-Marie Dautelle DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:

Javolution 4.0 is out!

Noteworthy:

  • javolution.xml.stream package providing real-time StAX classes (XML readers/writers)

  • Enhanced XML data binding ( javolution.xml package). XMLFormat are "smart" wrappers around our real-time StAX readers/writers.

  • A Configurable class for all your configuration need. It can be used in applets and does not cause class circularity.

  • Additional javolution.io reader/writers (CharSequenceReader/AppendableWriter)

  • New CharArray class for CharSequence backed up by a char[].

  • For context programming, ObjectFactory.recycle(Object) recycle immediately regardless of the current context (e.g. even in default heap context)

1 . At 3:53 PM on Sep 20, 2006, Serge Bureau DeveloperZone Top 100 wrote:
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Re: Javolution 4.0 - Simpler, faster, meaner...

Thanks for a fine library.

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