Fuji Milestone2 is now available. Please download and play with it and send your feedback to users@open-esb.dev.java.net. Milestone2 added many features and improvements in the components, runtime, distribution and the netbeans support to Fuji Project. There are some new features we have added to IFL editor in Netbeans. Besides supporting the keywords, syntax validation, coloring and completion for the new EIP support (split, aggregate, filter) in IFL, it  has two new features that help user in editing the ifl and its generated artifacts quickly.

• IFL editor toolbar/popup menu action for generating the application artifacts for IFL
  
• You can now generate the service artifacts directly from the IFL Editor toolbar/popup menu and  hence no need to navigate to maven project custom goal actions for this.  Clicking the right most button with green arrow icon on the IFL editor toolbar will run the fuji:generate-artifacts goal directly from the IFL editor which generates the service/flow configuration artifacts. Another way to invoke the generate artifacts goal is by selecting  "Generate Service Artifacts" action from the popup menu of the IFL editor pane.
• IFL editor popup menu action for editing the generated service/flow configurations.
• Once you have generated the service/flow configuration artifacts, to edit them, you can now invoke the configuration file editors directly from the IFL Editor. To do that, move the cursor to the service declaration or flow (splig, aggregate or filter) declaration, bring up the popup menu on the IFL editor pane and select "Edit configuration" action which brings up the corresponding service/flow artifact editor for that service/flow construct under the cursor.

See this little video demo on the above features of IFL editor in Netbeans.

For more information on Project Fuji, visit https://fuji.dev.java.net

And, don't forget to watch this Fuji Milestone 2 Screencast