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Not all deprecations are listed here, assuming that the deprecated APIs continue to essentially work. For a full deprecation list, please consult the Javadoc.

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Changes by version

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OpenIDE-Module-Module-Dependencies: $codebase > 1.20

Changes by affected class

org.netbeans.api.htmlui.HTMLComponent

org.netbeans.api.htmlui.HTMLDialog

org.netbeans.spi.htmlui.HTMLViewerSpi

org.netbeans.api.htmlui.OpenHTMLRegistration


Details of all changes by API and date


HTML UI API

OnSubmit & Service Provider Interface

Dec 10 '21; API spec. version: 1.23; affected top-level classes: HTMLDialog HTMLViewerSpi; made by: jtulach

Validate your dialogs with OnSubmit interface. Write own HTMLViewerSpi to provide own "chrome" for displaying HTML UI components.

FreeGeoIp service no longer works

May 9 '19; API spec. version: 1.12; made by: jtulach

FreeGeoIp service no longer works. Removing the default GeoIp location provider.

CSS for Look and Feel

Nov 28 '17; API spec. version: 1.7; affected top-level classes: HTMLComponent HTMLDialog OpenHTMLRegistration; made by: jtulach

Each WebView created by one of the annotations ( @HTMLComponent, @HTMLDialog, @OpenHTMLRegistration ) is by default skinned with a CSS that makes it look like the the other Swing components. Read more...

Support for Technology Ids

Mar 27 '15; API spec. version: 1.3; affected top-level classes: HTMLComponent HTMLDialog OpenHTMLRegistration; made by: jtulach; issues: #246133

The HTML UI API for Java revision 1.1 supports technolgy identifiers. Now they can be used via NetBeans annotations as well.

Version 1.0 included in NetBeans Platform

Sep 5 '14; API spec. version: 1.0; made by: jtulach; issues: #246133

The HTML UI API for Java and NetBeans has been included in the NetBeans platform.