DICOM Confidential Files

1.4.4 Branch
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Version 1.4.4 and its patches are the last we will keep Java 6 compatibility.
Version 1.4.5 will require Java 7.

Patch Release 1.4.4-2 (8-Apr-2015)
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- Added new fixDay parameter to DateTransformer. It allows to override the default fixed day (1).
- Added new DICOM Manipulator AttributeCreator.
- Removed deprecated classes.
- Some minor changes and fixes. 

Patch Release 1.4.4-1 (18-Mar-2015)
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- Fixed BasicProfile-AllUIDs.xml.
- Pixelmed-adaptor comes with 20140326 version of pixelmed which is 
Java 1.6 compatible.
- Removed deprecated Filter operation classes. Use classes implementing 
DICOMFilter instead.
- Includes dcmconf-mapper a new library with ID substitution transformers to 
substitute the ones in simple-transformers that still includes the previous 
implementations though. 


Known bugs (release 1.4.4) as of 11/02/2015
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1- One of the policies included in the distribution BasicProfile-AllUIDs.xml
has a typo on line 265 (an extra < character) that makes it bad formed XML and thus unusable.
Please fix it or downloaded the fixed version of the file from the patches subfolder.


Changes to the Installer
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 The layout of the application after installation doesn't include any more the separated "PolicyEditor" 
and "DICOMfidential" sublevels. The former "DICOMfidential" subfolders (bin,etc,lib) are now in the 
top level and include "PolicyEditor" scripts and libraries. Please have this into account if you install on top
of an existing installation, as you will have to move the configuration files and any other content you added 
after installation if you want to continue using it.

- Windows

The new default installation folder is C:\programs\DICOMConfidential. This is to avoid the permissions problems 
with the etc and logs subfolders when installing in C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files(x86). Of course, the user 
can choose to continue using those folders as long as those subfolders permissions are modified adequately. 
Furthermore, the location of configuration files and logs can be controlled from the properties files 
passed as argument to the applications. 
An alternative could be to set those files and logs to folders in %APP_DATA%, but this could be a bad idea 
when using roaming profiles.

- Linux and Mac OSX

The new default installation folder is /opt/dcmconf, please make sure you have the adequate permissions to write
into /opt or select another destination.


Release 1.4.4 (28-Jan-2015)
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- Changes to installer.
	- Simplified process: less steps.
	- New installation folder layout, removed the separated DiCOMfidential and PolicyEditor subfolders.
	- New default folders c:\programs\DICOMConfidential for Windows and /opt/dcmconf for Linux/Mac OSX.
- More complete ExamplePolicy.xml.
- Updated GraphFA anonymisation GUI. 
	- Removed extra tabs. 
	- Simplified main tab.
	- Properties tab synchronised.
- PolicyEditor:
	- Changed dictionary format to XML.
	- New default dictionary directly generated by XSLT from standard's docbook.
	- Added simple dictionary filter capabilities to GUI.
	- Does not add automatically the jar URLs to the resource in the policy.
- Updated pixelmed to version 20150108.
- Updated bouncycastle to 1.50. This includes substituting the previously 
deprecated calls in our code, that have now being removed.
- Fixed bug #35. Parameters not set for PixelCleaners.