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| Version | Date Released | Status | Release Notes |
| XBinder 2.2.2 | Jul 13, 2011 | New Release | · Java support for the XML pull parser API. · Improved support for Android. · Support for Java ME and Java SE 1.4. · Support for Visual Studio 2010. · Partial support for generating JSON C code. · Configuration of encoders and decoders for individual types. · Fewer warnings produced when generated C# code is compiled. · Generation of properties in C# code. · A new -csfile qualifier to control the generation of C# code. |
| XBinder 2.1.0 | Apr 21, 2010 | New Release | · Support for Android. A runtime compatible with Android is now included. · SSL Client code generation (C/C++ only). Two new options are added. The · -genSSLClient option generates a secure HTTP client test program using OpenSSL (OpenSSL must be installed on the target platform). The -genSSLStubs option generates secure HTTP stub functions using OpenSSL. · Improved XSD Syntax Parsing - including XSD 1.1. The XBinder 2.1 parser now detect errors in XSD that were previously ignored. The parser also now accept much of the new XSD 1.1 syntax (though it is ignored at this time; this is a first step in adding support for XSD 1.1) · Windows UI Integration. The Windows installer lets you choose to associate .xsd files either with our editor or our GUI wizard. |
| XBinder 2.0.2 | Jan 21, 2010 | New Release | Java / C# Code Generation: · The major new feature added in this release is the addition of code generation in both the Java and C# programming languages. This code generation is modelled along the same basic lines as C++; therefore, a consistent object-oriented interface is provided across different langauge types making it easier to port applications to different environments. Support for Different Derivation Models in C++: · There are now two distinct derivation models that are fully supported for handling XSD complexContent derived types in C++. The 'extended' model is the model that existed in older versions of XBinder and is the more natural model for dealing with complexContent extensions. However, 'extended' was found to not cleanly support all use cases of XSD complexContent types (in particular, certain types of restrictions) so the 'interface' model (similar to a Java interface) was added to flatten the structure to support all cases. In this release, the derivation mode... |
| XBinder 2.0.1 | Nov 5, 2009 | New Release | * The capability to generate Java and C# code. * Support for two different derivation models for C++ (extended and interface). * Support for nillable elements in C/C++. * Option to generate a decode factory method in C/C++ to automatically determine and decode the correct global element when multiple global elements are present at the top level in a schema. * Support for UTF-16 and ISO-8859-1 character encodings. * The XBEditor GUI has been improved to include auto-completion of elements and attributes when creating new schema files. All GUI's have also been updated to use the latest version of Qt (4.5.1). |