JOMDoc 1.3.0 released!

Dear community!

I'm glad to announce the release of JOMDoc v.1.3.0 - a Java library for OpenMath, MathML and OMDoc (http://trac.omdoc.org/OMDoc) formats.

Features:
* JOMDoc transforms Strict Content MathML 3 to Presentation MathML.
 (Pragmatic Content MathML is not supported by default, but can be added, and
 we will add it soon.)
* The output can be Presentation MathML, or parallel markup of Presentation
 MathML with the original content markup
* Various optional non-standard goodies are supported, including various
 interactivity features using <maction> (see
 http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/JOBAD)
* When the content markup is embedded into larger XML documents, rendering the
 formulae will either keep that XML untouched, or you can specify an XSLT that
 e.g. translates the surrounding XML to XHTML.
* There is an easy to use language for defining
 alternative notations for symbols, both standard symbols and new, user- or
 application-specific symbols.
* Support of OMDoc format  (https://trac.omdoc.org/OMDoc)

 New in this version:

Improved caching by using more sophisticated caching mechanisms
Switched to using a standard logging library (log4j)
A unified resolvers interface is used everywhere throughout the code
Fixed many multi-threading safety related bugs
Fixed dangerous memory leaks
Comprehensive users/developers documentation


Project page: http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/
Full release notes:  http://trac.omdoc.org/jomdoc/wiki/JOMDoc130

Download:  http://trac.omdoc.org/jomdoc/wiki/Download

Documentation: http://jomdoc.omdoc.org/wiki/JOMDoc (and Javadocs)

JOMDoc has a command line interface as well as GUI. 

For any questions or suggestions, don't hesitate to write back!

Best,
Vyacheslav