JSR-299 spec of JEE6 platform defines a simple yet very powerful event notification model. It has three significant parts; event producer, event payload and event observer. In this blog I will explain how ZK developers can leverage this model to write UI event handlers. Lets take a look at the example demo first. It is […]

The official release of ZK 5 marks the launch of ZK’s “Developer-Centric” paradigm. At the core are the Server+client Fusion and Ajax-as-a-Service architectural innovations. The integration of jQuery and Java EE 6 CDI, as well as additional enterprise level functionalities, is among the main advancements in ZK 5.

The JSR-299 passed its final release stage on December 10, 2009 and programming by dependency injection has become a standard part of the Java EE 6 platform. It is time to test integrating ZK with JSR-299 or CDI — Context and Dependency Injection for Java EE platform. And here is the result, the Hello World […]

The ZK team is pleased to release ZK 5 RC2 with its developer-centric and architectural innovation such as Server+Client Fusion and Ajax-as-a-Service. In addition to the architectural innovations the RC2 boasts new components and features such as..

Michel Loiseleur has written about ZK on the French site toolinux. The article serves as a brief introduction to the ease of which applications are developed using ZK.

We are pleased to unveil ZK 3.6.3 which brings about improvements in the performance of applications in addition to introducing several new features such as new charts, new Menu functionality, positional improvements and over 70 bugs fixed.

Felipe Cypriano discusses the tweaking of ZK to make the event processing call Groovy’s invokeMethod in order to better secure his ZK Grails application.

Mokabyte has published some articles for our Italian community to enjoy. We are very proud of our product and are very pleased that our product has been the subject of articles such as this. Thanks to the author of the article and Mokabyte!

Pablo Hernán Giménez and juan Pablo Francisconi from Vivatia describe the integration of JApplets and Zk in order to build web applications with AWT and Swing.

Since 2005 ZK has been renowned for its’ server-centric approach, providing the ultimate in productivity gains. In addition, developers can now optionally leverage the full controllability of client-side programming. It is not about server-centric or client-centric, it is about developer-centric!