Xenox is not ready for release yet. We are working on adding the final features and translating the design documentation to english.
In the meantime you can check a preview screenshot or read through our API.
Due to the recent GUI redesign, here is a second preview shot.
Xenox is using DOM4J and a slightly modified version of Javaxdelta.
Xenox uses a database as a server. At the moment only PostgreSQL is supported.
The sourceforge project page for Xenox has information on how to fetch it from CVS. This page will be updated when we have a release available for download.

For the brave who wants to test the current version in CVS follow these steps:

• Compile Xenox by running "ant compile". Ant can be found at http://ant.apache.org/
• Edit data/relations.sql and change foobar to the user you want to use to access the database with (since there is no support for access control there is no use in having multiple users access the db). Then create a database in PostgreSQL using relations.sql and mimetypes.sql (optional, but recommended).
  For the PostgreSQL impaired (replace dbuser with the username you want to use to access the repoistory with and dbname with the name of the database you want to use:
  
  • createuser dbuser (no need for a user who can create other databases with, though you might want one who can create new users since we will support access control in the near future)
  • createdb -O dbuser dbname
  • psql -U dbuser dbname -f relations.sql
  • psql -U dbuser dbname -f mimetypes.sql
• Copy data/dotxenoxrc to ${HOME}/.xenoxrc and edit it, setting your database address, username etc.
• run (from the Xenox CVS top directory) "source classpath" the you can try java org.xenox.clients.xenox.Xenox for the GUI (which does not have full functionality yet) or java org.xenox.clients.xnx.Xnx for the commandline client which has full support for all currently working features.