Webmill portal v5.5.3 released. This is bug-fix release.   Continue

Released first public version of Webmill portal in product line of version 5.5.x   Continue

Major bugs are fixed   Continue

Bugs are fixed, future is added   Continue

The given Version is the last main release of Version 2.x. It is connected with the beginning of development of Version 3.х . Changes and additions made in the current version you can find in the text of the news.   Continue

Possibility of evocation of all the portlets by code is added. The changes in the code are made for removal of dependence on a client’s coding when creating XML data from a portlet. Support of MS SQL and MySql.    Continue

The structure of the distribution kit is changed. Writing ideology of portlets is remade. Routine bugs are fixed.   Continue

Version 2.1.2 is released. Discovered bugs are fixed.    Continue

Javable.com and jSmithy.com (developer of the site management system Webmill) are announcing a new contest of articles and translations.    Continue

As all planed works under the Version 2.х had been finished, the development of the Version 3.х is begun. The basic business-problem which the new Version is called to solve, is the increasing of ROI (return on investment).   Continue

Free version of the server and version to be licensed according to the number of processors are issued. The price for the license is €950 per each processor.   Continue

Version 2.1.1. of Web Mill server is issued. The full-scale free version, which works with HypersonicSQL database, is available. For more detailed information concerning terms and conditions of licensing, please, see “Project”/ “License”.    Continue

Demo-site is started for demonstration of WebMill server’s capabilities.   Continue

Version 2.0- alpha is released. Main distinctions from version 1.x: templated technology of markup; XSL transformation is applied not to a single portlet, but directly to the whole page; new portlets are designed.    Continue

Forming of HTML code of portlets is transferred into XSLT technology for further separation of data from its presentation.    Continue