New & Noteworthy
1.0
New method in BindingManager to create a BindingContext with a PropertyBehaviorProvider
For a while now, BindingContexts can accept a PropertyBehaviorProvider that defines which behaviors are to be used for all bindings in the context. However, BindingManager does not directly offer any support for PropertyBehaviors when creating new BindingContexts yet. In the default implementation DefaultBindingManager, the constructor accepts a PropertyBehaviorProvider that is used for all new BindingContexts. No individual choices can be made.
In the new linkki version, BindingManager is extended with two new methods createContext(Class, PropertyBehaviorProvider) and createContext(String, PropertyBehaviorProvider). These methods enables the caller to create a BindingContext using the specific behaviors that are passed to the method. The section "Using PropertyBehaviors with a BindingManager" in chapter "architecture" of the documentation contains further information about these methods.
If you are creating an AbstractPage which should use a custom PropertyBehaviorProvider, you can create a new BindingContext using the new methods, and use this context in the method getBindingContext().
Changed argument order in PmoBasedDialogFactory
The openOkCancelDialog(String, Object, Handler) method in PmoBasedDialogFactory is deprecated as the method had different argument order compared to newOkCancelDialog() method. Use openOkCancelDialog(String, Handler, Handler, Object…) instead. It creates a new OkCancelDialog based on multiple PMOs and opens the dialog.
To mirror the corresponding newOkDialog following methods are also introduced in PmoBasedDialogFactory.
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Default constructor for DefaultBindingManager
In the previous versions, a ValidationService is required to create a DefaultBindingManager. However, it is often sufficient to use a DefaultBindingManager with no validation service at all. For this reason, DefaultBindingManager now has a default constructor which creates a new instance with ValidationService.NOP_VALIDATION_SERVICE.
startNewContext deprecated
The BindingManager’s `startNewContext method has been deprecated, as it is no longer necessary to explicitly start a context. When getContext is called, a new context is created as necessary. Existing calls can be refactored with 0.9.20190528_to_latest/migrate.sed.
Update to Vaadin 8.8.5
Bugfixes
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When using a PMO property with dynamic fields with different bound model attributes, every field was bound to the first annotation’s model attribute.
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The value of a
ComboBoxwas sometimes removed upon update of theBindingContext. - 
LinkkiUiinitialization order was changed, so that the correctLocaleis present when theApplicationLayoutis created. 
