DHTMLX JavaPlanner V.1.0 Released

Online, February 11, 2013 (Newswire.com) - DHTMLX announces the release of DHTMLX JavaPlanner v.1.0 for Java. The new calendar control uses JSP technology and can be integrated with Grails, Struts, Spring MVC Frameworks. Downloadable samples are provided.

DHTMLX JavaPlanner is a brand-new Ajax-powered web control with a rich UI. It allows creating full-featured event calendars, job schedulers and task managers in Java. It is created on the basis of the available JavaScript dhtmlxScheduler.

DHTMLX JavaPlanner is rich on features that include:

Basic Views (day, week, month, year, agenda)
Grid, cascade and multi-day views
Multiple Resource Views (units and timeline)
Customizable appearance (nice skins and adjustable event boxes)
Popup mini-calendar
Multiple calendar instances per page
Marking and blocking time spans
Highlighting pointer and 'create-on-click' events
Integration with Google Maps
Multi-page export to PDF/iCal
Repeated events support
Events filtering
Tooltips
Localization to 25 languages

The availablity of multiple features makes it possible to create user-friendly scheduling solutions, including event calendars, time planners, schedulers, task managers, etc. in the shortest possible time.

The web control comes with ready downloadable samples for Grails, Struts, Spring MVC and JSP.

Live demo is available.

DHTMLX JavaPlanner is distributed under Commercial and Enterprice Licenses and is available in Standard and PRO Editions, correspondingly. The PRO edition allows creating multiple calendar instances on a page. Free 30-day trial is available.

Supported frameworks: Grails, Struts, Spring MVC
"Supported IDEs: Eclipse, TextEditor, Zend Studio, PSPad,
NetBeans, etc."
Supported languages: Java

For more information refer to http://javaplanner.com/
Live demo is available at http://javaplanner.com/demo.html

About DHTMLX:
DHTMLX is a software development company which has been specializing in the development of web-based applications with advanced user interfaces and leading-edge functionality since 1998.