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Enhancements

• New Redline tool

  • A weave.redline.spatialSelect tool was added to the redline toolbar to allow selecting entities based on redline geometry

• Coordinate input change

  • The two coordinate input panels, redline and spatial editing, were changed to default to latitude, longitude rather than longitude, latitude

• New export action

  • A new weave.grid.exportgriddata action can be added to the grid panels to export data

• activateEntity flag added to ToC panel

  • a flag when set to true will change the active entity, to the one associated with the toc entry, when the entry is turned on

• ArcGIS Server token support

  • Support file tile caches that require authentication has been improved

• Grid panel Copy operation

  • A right-click Copy menu has been added to the grid to support copying the information from the grid to the clipboard (if you have set textSelect to true for the grid panel the system menu will display instead)

• Nearmap update

  • There is a new Nearmap panel available to work around issues in the existing Nearmap panel

• Geocode API update

  • The Geocode API now supports providing the center of the client map to help improve search results (for Geocoding engines that support it)

• JSON Converter API update

  • The JSON Converter API now supports classes implementing the JSONString interface, allowing an object to provide its own JSON representation to the client

• Update to caching settings

  • The weave.cache.default flag will now disable caching for data definitions as well as search results

• Non-spatial editing update

  • Support for “calculating” a column value based on another table has been added to non-spatial editing, i.e. populate a column from a separate table

• Excel export update

  • The grid panel export to Excel now exports to a newer version of Excel, i.e. xlsx format

• ArcGIS tile update

  • Support for local compressed ArcGIS map tile caches was added

• SLD file resource improvement

  • SLD files are more forgiving of references to external resources, i.e. images, and can just be referenced using the file name if they’re in the same directory as the SLD file itself

• WMS server type guessing improvement

  • In situations where the type of WMS server needs to be known there have been improvements made to the code that determines the server type

• Spring Security configuration update

  • The Spring Security validation code no longer needs access to the internet to download the schema files

• Selection API update

  • Some internal selection code was updated to obtain the current selections earlier in the process

• Runtime properties file update

  • The runtime.properties file now sorts the properties by name

• New storage commands

  • There is now a flush option available for the storage and ustorage commands, which ensure that any outstanding writes are written to the storage provider

• New logout button in Admin UI

  • The Admin UI now has a Logout button

• Tile update

  • When generating a single map image from a tiled map engine some optimisation have been made to try and improve performance

• Edit panel update

  • It is now possible to configure the edit combo box width in the spatial edit panel, by setting comboWidth and comboListWidth in the panel config

• New storage commands

  • There is now a flush option available for the storage and ustorage commands, which ensure that any outstanding writes are written to the storage provider

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• A new Spring Security helper class is available

  • A com.cohga.weave.security.userdetails.DelegateUserDetailsService class is available for use in a Spring Security security.xml file to allow you to use multiple user details services to get user details, i.e. multiple LDAP servers

• Various API updates

  • A number of internal API’s have been updated along the path to a Weave 3.0 release

Fixes

• Bookmarks

  • Clarified handling of publish, publisher, published and share flags in the bookmark action button

• Details panels

  • Fixed data/time handing on the entity details panels

• Legend panel fix

  • Fixed issue that was stopping the legend from being updated when first exposed

• List fix

  • List entries that contained carriage returns and/or line feeds would stop the list from working

• Internal database corruption fix

  • An update that should help avoid corruption of the system data source has been implemented. This is not an issue for sites that use an external database as the system data source

• ArcGIS map engine reset fix

  • The “memd reset” command wasn’t clearing all information related to an ArcGIS map engine

• Map alias fix

  • A small fix for aliases for map engines was implemented

• Database OSGi command fix

  • The ‘dbmd sql’ command has been updated to fix an issue when displaying binary column types

• Keycloak fix

  • An issue determining the URL to redirect to after login/logout was fixed

• User storage fix

  • A fix for user storage when sessions are not used has been implemented

• Spatial edit fix

  • An issue relating to creating a new spatial edit was fixed

• Runtime property parser fix

  • When parsing a runtime property that represents a file variations in the way the operating system and Java version present the “path” can result in the value not being interpreted as a path correctly. i.e. sometime the path is given as file://<path> and sometimes file:<path>

• Admin UI console timeout

  • The default timeout for the Admin UI OSGi console was too short, sometimes giving the incorrect perception that the command did not work

• PostGIS compatibility fix

  • The GeoTools 13.x PostGIS driver has been updated to fix compatibility issues with newer versions of PostGIS

• EPSG:7899 support on client

  • A projection definition for VicGrid GDA2020 has been added to the client

• Possible XSS fixed

  • A possible, but very unlikely, vector for an XSS issue we removed. An error response contained the id of the request that generated the error. While it’s not clear how or if this could be used as a vulnerability but we’re removing all instances of client request parameters being returned in responses to try and minimise any possibility of this being used

  Runtime property parser fix

• • When parsing a runtime property that represents a file variations in the way the operating system and Java version present the “path” can result in the value not being interpreted as a path correctly. i.e. sometime the path is given as file://<path> and sometimes file:<path>

  Client IP

  • If the server was behind a reverse proxy Weave might not guess the correct IP address of the client

• Default style

  • The client would not be able to determine the default style to choose for a layer in some circumstances

• Kml export fix

  • Exporting to KML fixed an issue if it could not determine the projection of the source data

• Zipnship fixes

  • The Zipnship export menu has some fixes for problems when there was more than one menu in a client