We updated the 'Compatibility' tab of all our Components today.Because Servoy discontinued their support for Servoy 4 per december 20, 2011 we also discontinued support per that same date. That is why we removed Servoy 4 entries from the 'Compatibility' tab and added Servoy 7 entries.We also added the Mobile Client.And that is what I would like to explain.Servoy did not add a Plug-in API for the Mobile

When you see a validation error on a client machine it could be helpful to know that there is a bug in Java 1.7 update 7 you can visit: http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do;jsessionid=4ea55b510fcda8fffffffff103325dd895596?bug_id=7197652 to learn more about that (Thank you Sylvio Wolf).This is how you can solve the issue:Open the Java Control Panel and go to System Preferences > Other > Java

Yes, it is that time of the year again.Today we released an update of all our IT2BE Components.They are all signed using a new certificate.To make life (a little) easier for you and for us the certificate is valid for 3 years instead of 2 years and expires May 13th 2015.

We have a pretty big announcement to make :)As of today (effective immediately) our free IT2BE Components for Servoy are now Open Source.For those that are not familiar with our free Components they are:- Barcode Plug-in (and Bean)- Cryptor Plug-in- Fax Plug-in- FTP Plug-in- Splash Plug-in- Tools Plug-inThere are several reasons to make this move but the most important ones are:1. So that you, fellow

Today we updated our Components Manager.Until today you could only use the Beta Update Server Location by starting up the Components Manager from the command line.But now you can also run and switch from the final update location to the beta (or legacy) update location while running the Components Manager.This makes the Components Manager easier to use.We also updated the links in the help menu and