ANNOUNCE(OpenSTA): Release - 1.2.0 available
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From: <ope...@li...> - 2001-07-02 12:00:12
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We are pleased to announce the initial release of the OpenSTA 1.2 series. This release signifies the finalization of the 1.1 development series and the end of another development cycle. The 1.2 series will only get bug fix releases, as required, In time, a new 1.3 series will be created to contain further development. This release is available both as a Microsoft Windows Installable from: http://opensta.org/download.html and as a full source package form: http://opensta.sourceforge.net/download.html The changes in this release (from 1.0.2) include: * Scheduling and Delays for task groups * Stop and start for individual task groups * Ability to specify time period for which a task or task groups runs * Ability to add a new task to a currently active test * Ability to have tests which only include data collection * Single replay executable for running multiple task groups * Architecture changes to simplify Test management. * Architecture changes for improved data communications * Configuration tab now provides dynamic task group status information * Additional properties for controlling ramping up of virtual users * SCL source line now used within the Audit log * Now uses a tree view for selecting monitoring windows * Added Virtual User graph to monitoring. * Revised taskgroup column layout * Addition of variable time period for task monitoring * File locking for currently loaded files * The following bugs from the SF database have been fixed in the 1.2.0 release: 224519 224989 225458 225795 232530 232545 233421 406706 408499 408790 409673 409974 410147 410760 413344 413346 413347 413680 413940 414839 415507 415864 416967 416969 416972 419283 420577 420874 421045 422625 428819 431174 431465 433135 434382 Any problems with the product toolset should, as usual, be reported at: http://sourceforge.net/bugs/?group_id=10857 Thank you, /dan -- Daniel Sutcliffe, OpenSTA Project Leader <Da...@Op...> --=-*-=-- http://opensta.org/ --=-*-=-- "Ambivalent? Well, yes and no." Opinions expressed in this mail are *all* mine, they do not reflect the opinions of my employer. |