JXplorer Version 3.3.1.1 Release Notes
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3.3.1.1
* Defaults to TLS for security; SSL must be manually enabled in config file
* Updated userPassword editor to allow for SHA-256, SHA-512, SSHA-256 and SSHA-512 hashing algorithms
* Updated help with information on new 'advanced userPassword editor'
3.3.1.1 (rc3)
- modified SHA- and SSHA- algorithms to *not* have '-' characters in the algorithm name in the LDAP value:
e.g. "{SSHA51}s234xqw..." instead of "{SSHA-512}s234xqw..."
3.3.1
* Added support for 'read only' connections
* Added a config value 'lock.read.only' which forces *all* connections to be read only
* cosmetic tweaks to logging for rc1
* LDIF RELEASE!! *
* Added support for LDIF change files
* Added 'preview' for LDIF files to assess changes before importing them into the live directory.
3.3.03
* Added 'sorting' to JXWorkBench, allowing for complex queries which sort by attributes other than the DN
* Reports now automatically exported using the report name as the base
3.3.02
* Changed display of operational attributes; now included in main table display.
* extended CBSaveLoadTemplate to allow saving UI elements by name, rather than position.
* added $JXOPTS to batch scripts to allow config settings to be passed to batch (e.g. to set config location with -Djxplorer.config)
* work on batch scripts - using java 1.6 classpaths with wildcards
* more work on packaging
* fix for passwords cached within session not correctly filling out connection window in some instances
* support for commercial JXWorkBench plugin (http://jxworkbench.com) - integration with Jasper reporting engine for LDAP reports.
3.3.01
Bug Fixes
* Fixed schema problem with binary syntaxes, mis-identifying some syntaxes
(e.g. telephonic ones) as binary rather than string
* Correctly saved 'return_attributes.txt' in variable config files location
(along with usual files such as jxconfig.txt)
3.3
Stable Release
* packaged JNDI LDAP test provider (junit directory mock) as part of release
* made 'official' stable release on JXplorer.org downloads page
3.3rc1
Release Candidate
* JXWorkBench Add on - Support for commercial jxworkbench.com plugin 'applet' as optional add on
* password vault
* csv import/export
* non-indexed & regexp client-side find and replace
* fix for default config files; move to application config directory on Win 7, or if -Djxplorer.config='user.home' used.
* set -Dfile.encoding=utf-8 for consistent x-platform behaviour
* set window title to template name
* included Mock LDAP JNDI provider for JUnit tests (see jxplorer.org/downloads/jndimock.html)
* updated Chinese language (both traditional and simplified)
3.3b6
* fixes for windows 7 installation
* ability to save config in 'natural' platform locations on Win7, OSX if security
prevents access to install location, or if -Djxplorer.config=home is used.
* save size and divider state of multiple windows on save
* JXPlorer Help files now also on http://jxplorer.org website
3.3b5:
* hungarian language file
3.3b4:
* add JXworkbench 3rd party plug in to build
* EXPERIMENTAL support for internal node renaming (== move). Not applicable for opendirectory, which will fall back to copy/delete
3.3b3:
* fix to language file bug
* allow language to be set in config.
3.3b2
New Features:
* Multiple Windows
* Copy-and-Paste between Windows
* Paged Results
* Window name set to data source (directory or ldif file) used.
* Editing LDIF files with schema. (2 Step process; first, connect to a directory
with the schema you wish to use. Then either disconnect or open a new window, and
edit your ldif file)
Bug Fixes:
* numerous problems with naming and multi-valued naming, particularly in LDIF files
* 'copy DN' enabled for LDIF files
* improved tree selection after copy/paste/delete tree events
CREDITS
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Many thanks to our translators who've worked so hard making JXplorer multilingual:
Chinese: For *both* Traditional and Simplified Chinese; Evereasy (Evereasy@gmail.com) -awesome work.
French: Luc and Serge, and more recently Bruno Haleblian (bruno_haleblian@carrefour.com) for updates.
Hungarian: Richard - many thanks.
And thanks also to many others who wished to remain anonymous, or whom we've lost track of, including
those who did the original French and German translations!
