Announcements

Original announcement texts for releases used on various mailing-lists and other media are listed below.

1.3.0

There is a new version of JOMDoc (1.3.0) available at
http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/.
In this release of JOMDoc we focused on stabilizing the code and improving
the overall performance.

News
    * Improved caching by using more sophisticated caching mechanisms
    * Switched to using a standard logging library (log4j)
    * A unified resolvers interface is used everywhere throughout the code
    * Fixed many multi-threading safety related bugs
    * Fixed dangerous memory leaks
    * Comprehensive users/developers documentation 

JOMDoc is a Java API for OMDoc documents, which facilitates the parsing
of OMDoc XML documents into an internal Java data structure, allowing for
a convenient manipulation, and serialization from the internal
representation back to XML.
Additionally JOMDoc is used as a presentation framework for OMDoc. With
its notation service it allows for context-sensitive rendering of XML
documents containing mathematical formulae in content markup  (Content
MathML or OpenMath) to Presentation MathML, optionally as parallel
markup, i.e. interlinked with the original content markup. Transformation
of OMDoc documents to XHTML is supported by bundled XSLT stylesheets.
 
Full release notes available at
http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/JOMDoc130

Download page: http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/Download

0.1.4

There is a new version of JOMDoc (0.1.4) available at
http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/.

News
 * JOMDoc is now fully integrated in TNTBase, the versioned storage for
   XML (http://trac.mathweb.org/tntbase/)
 * An "Abstract Documents Module" which allows for context-sensitive
   concretion and abstraction of documents
 * Refactored and unified notation and variant modules
 * Refactored and unified the URI resolvers used in JOMDoc

JOMDoc is a Java API for OMDoc documents, which facilitates the parsing
of OMDoc XML documents into an internal Java data structure, allowing for
a convenient manipulation, and serialization from the internal
representation back to XML.
Additionally JOMDoc is used as a presentation framework for OMDoc. With
its notation service it allows for context-sensitive rendering of XML
documents containing mathematical formulae in content markup  (Content
MathML or OpenMath) to Presentation MathML, optionally as parallel
markup, i.e. interlinked with the original content markup. Transformation
of OMDoc documents to XHTML is supported by bundled XSLT stylesheets.
 
Full release notes available at
http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/JOMDoc014

Download page: http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/Download