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  Release Notes for Transform SWF for Java, Version 2.0.4.
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This is a minor release fixing bugs and simplifying the package
structure and build process.

Bug Fixes      
    FSCoord Transform now composites transforms correctly.     
 
Package Changes         
    Examples are now included in the source tree.     
    Simplified package structure and build targets.     
    Datasheets are now generated using Javadoc.     
 
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  Bug Fixes  
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1. FSCoord Transform now composites transforms correctly.  

In previous releases values from the composited transform were being reused 
in the compositing operation rather than being saved to a temporary result 
matrix. Now fixed. 

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  Package Changes  
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1. Examples are now included in the source tree.  

The examples showing how to use the framework classes are now included in the 
source tree in the package com.flagstone.transform.examples. This is the first 
step in creating a unified package structure with all the source code in one 
location. 

2. Simplified package structure and build targets.  

Classes are now compiled and packaged using a single ANT build file, build.xml. 
The previous version contained references to build files that were used internally 
to the projectand not normally part of the distribution.

The build targets have also been simplified and made more flexible. A single
target 'build' is not used to compile optimized versions of the framework and package
the classes in a JAR file. For more detailed control, targets for each step in the 
build process are included, giving a choice to compile optimized or debug versions
of the framework, compile the examples and to package all compiled classes in the 
JAR file. See the ANT file build.xml for more details.

3. Datasheets are now generated using Javadoc.  

Javadoc is now the preferred way of generating the class datasheets. Previously 
doxygen was used. While doxygen is an excellent tool the goal of simplifying the
package structure made Javadoc easier to use and avoided the need to download 
and maintain another application.