WebRenderer Swing Edition 4.2 Release - Pure Swing Mozilla Java Browser SDK

New Release is the End-product from Feedback Generated through Deployments of the WebRenderer Java Browser Product Suite

By: Java News Desk

Jun. 5, 2008 04:00 PM

JadeLiquid Software announced the release of the WebRenderer Swing Edition 4.2. The WebRenderer Swing Edition is a Java browser SDK built upon Firefox 2.0 and rendering in 100% pure Swing.

The rendering quality and Web standards support of Firefox 2.0 is paired with the lightweight drawing of Java Swing providing the commercial strength Java browser SDK. The WebRenderer Swing Edition 4.2 is the end-product from feedback generated through millions of deployments of the WebRenderer Java browser product suite.

New features added to the WebRenderer Swing Edition 4.2 include support for Firefox 2.0 (including Security updates), W3C DOM packages, Favicon’s, Java Applet support added to OSX (already supported on Windows and Linux), AIX officially supported and ATOM syndication.

The WebRenderer Java browser product family (Swing Edition, Server Edition and Desktop Edition) continues to offer Java developers the most accurate, standards compliant and robust Java browser SDK technology. All current browser standards from HTML, XHTML, SSL, JavaScript, CSS 1 & 2, W3C DOM, Java Applets, plugins (such as Flash) are supported.

Through the use of Firefox 2.0, WebRenderer Swing Edition inherits the security and standards compliance of Firefox. Leading the world in Java browser SDK development, JadeLiquid continues to progress the unmatched technical innovation of the WebRenderer Swing Edition technology. The WebRenderer technology has reached its sixth year of commercial deployment with millions of deployed seats. Through the adoption of WebRenderer the product suite has evolved over the years to include a server optimized scalable Java browser SDK (WebRenderer Server Edition) and more recently rendering in 100% pure Swing (WebRenderer Swing Edition).

The WebRenderer product family is truly pervasive, embedded within some of the most important Java infrastructure. Sitting at the heart of Search Engines generating millions of thumbnail images per day (WebRenderer Server Edition) through to displaying mission critical information in hundreds of industry sectors (such as Finance, Defense, Education and Pharmaceuticals) in Java Swing and SWT applications (Swing Edition and Desktop Edition).

To see the power of the WebRenderer Swing Edition 4.2 download an obligation free 30 day trial from www.webrenderer.com

For more information on JadeLiquid contact Anthony Scotney, anthony.scotney@jadeliquid.com at JadeLiquid.

Published Jun. 5, 2008— Reads 4,468
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