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Annoucing JFileContentManager 1.2!

Posted by rnaufal on January 26th, 2008

A new version of JFileContentManager has been released! Below are the changes release:

  • The tree UI component was corrected to reflect the zip hierarchy content;
  • Added support to show the contents of:
    • Java files
    • Properties files
    • Shell script files
    • XHTML / HTML files
    • XML files
  • The About Dialog has been integrated with JDIC;

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  • http://rnaufal.wordpress.com/ rnaufal

    That’s a good interesting tip, but one of the intents of the project is to open the file on the JFileContentManager application. Reading the JDIC API, the code snippet you suggested is aimed to Case# 1: Open a file by launching the default content-handling application.

  • http://rnaufal.wordpress.com/ rnaufal

    That’s a good interesting tip, but one of the intents of the project is to open the file on the JFileContentManager application. Reading the JDIC API, the code snippet you suggested is aimed to Case# 1: Open a file by launching the default content-handling application.

  • http://bpfurtado.livejournal.com/ bpfurtado

    Exactly, that could be used for editing files whose format is still not supported by your application ;)

  • http://bpfurtado.livejournal.com/ bpfurtado

    Exactly, that could be used for editing files whose format is still not supported by your application ;)

  • http://rnaufal.wordpress.com/ rnaufal

    In the meantime, it’s an interesting solution, but in the future we are aimed to open the most file formats as possible :-)

  • http://rnaufal.wordpress.com/ rnaufal

    In the meantime, it’s an interesting solution, but in the future we are aimed to open the most file formats as possible :-)

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