Resources |
- Bug tracking system
- Browse the JaxMe sources
- JaxMe Jelly Tag Library
- The JaxMe Wiki
- The JaxMe FAQ
- External links
Bug tracking system
To file a bug report or search for known bugs, use Jira.
Browse the JaxMe sources
Thanks to Subversion, the contents of the JaxMe SVN project can be browsed online.
JaxMe Jelly Tag Library
Jelly is a tool for turning XML into executable code. One common use is to drive complex build scripts typically embedding ant but Jelly's flexibility is it's strength. There are many uses to which Jelly can be put.
Jelly is extensible. The principle way that Jelly can be extended is through jelly tag libraries. If you know JSP custom tags, then this idea should be pretty familiar.
(Basic) Jelly tag libraries for JaxMe can be found here and a list of tags here.
The JaxMe Wiki
The JaxMe Wiki allows you to add notes, opinions, suggestions, or whatever else may make sense for others to know. And, of course, you may also view other peoples notes, opinions, etc. there. :-)
The JaxMe FAQ
A JaxMe FAQ is available as part of the JaxMe Wiki. Note, that you are able to add questions or modify answers in the Wiki.
External links
Brett McLaughlin, author of Java & XML, and Java & XML Data Binding, and Zeus, wrote a very nice article on JaxMe: Practical data binding: JaxMe - The new kid on the block. The second part is Practical data binding: Converting to and from XML with JaxMe.