What's next

From Plex-XML

The development of our Plex-XML framework continues to move forward. See below the next steps in a loose order. Beside the ongoing enhancement of this Wiki we have

...scheduled for 2010

• Individual end user grid setup   
• Editable grid
• Plex-XML smartphone adapter
  • Android
  • iPhone
  • Blackberry
• Enhancements to the OpenOffice and MS Office integration
• Enhancement to the Enterprise 2.0 model (rating of objects in the range from to )
• Anonymous user support -> no login required for functions that have been released for public use
  • A public-accessible sample application that was built with Plex and Plex-XML, can be accessed here: www.coupons.de

...scheduled for 2009

   Licensing model including a free community edition and a commercial edition
   Upgrade to Plex 6.1
   Enhancements to the OpenOffice and MS Office integration
   Upgrade to Ext JS 3.0 soon after it is no longer beta
   Enhancement of the Enterprise 2.0 model (enterprise tags, spreadsheet)

...scheduled for 2008

   Plex-XML Plex-XML Formats r2
   Integration of a third party framework with desktop like UI-components continues
   Smooth redesign of the first XSLT filter for a better multi-request handling
   Refinement in the UI-handling of some security and administration functions like menu, roles(...), groups

...scheduled for 2007

  Upgrade to Plex 6.0

--> Upgrade is tested can be made every time. All technical drawbacks should be solved. But until none of our customers has switched to 6.0 we will stay with the Plex-XML group models on 5.5.

  Upgrade to Prototype 1.6

--> Done. All base XSLT's and JScript-Functions we developed are upgraded to Prototype 1.6 and Script.Aculo.Us 1.8

  Menu shortcuts
  First step of the integration of a open source JavaScript framework with more really great desktop