A new maintenance version for the branch 1.0.x is released today: Jelix 1.0.13. This is the last release for this branch, which is now closed.

The development team of Jelix is happy to offer you a beta version of Jelix 1.2. It has many improvements, like a new installation system for application and modules.

Don't hesitate to read the list of changes and the documentation about migration of a jelix 1.1 application to 1.2, before to download this new version and to test it.

We're waiting after your comments and your bug reports !

New versions from 1.0 and 1.1 branches are now available. You can update as usual.

However, for Jelix 1.1.6, if you store sessions in a database, you have to remove the jsessions table and to recreate it with the given sql script, because of a wrong type of a field. The new type is a binary type. This is why we add support of binary fields in jDao and jDb. You can use this type in your own daos.

The team who develop web sites of jelix.org has no more enough time to maintain and improve the forge. So this web site will be closed at the end of March. Projects can move to other public forge (bitbucket, github) which provide better services. We will replace the forge by a smaller web site, which will list all existing modules and plugins. Stay tune.

jCommunity is a module which allow you to bring user management on a portal. Users can then register themselves on your application, can edit their profile, can retrieve a new password if they lost it etc.

The version 0.2 is just released and brings many new enhancements on templates, on forms, and allow a better interactivity with other modules through many new notification with jEvent, the event system of Jelix.

We have a new server, and the migration of the web sites of the project, from the old server, begin this evening and will end we hope before next saturday .

So this week, you may know difficulties to access to the web sites (portal, developer, forge...) and other services of the project (mercurial/subversion repositories, rss feeds ...).

Sorry for the inconvenience. You can follow the migration on http://identi.ca/jelixfmk/

With some late, maintenance versions of stable branches are now available, and fix minor bugs. To update from 1.1.3 to 1.1.4, you will have perhaps some minor changes in your code. However, to update to 1.0.11, you won't have any change to do.

All details of changes are here for 1.0.11 and here for 1.1.4.

The Jelix project doesn't use anymore Subversion to manage the source code. It uses now Mercurial.

A new version of the 1.0.x branch is released today, to fix a syntax error appeared in the release of Jelix 1.0.9, in jDao component.

As usual, we released maintenance versions for each active branches. Jelix 1.0.9 contains only few minor bug fixes. However, Jelix 1.1.3 contains more bug fixes, and two critical issues in the admin modules for jAcl2 and jAuth. You are strongly encourage to upgrade your jelix 1.1.x.

All details of changes are here for 1.0.9 and here for 1.1.3.