Release Notes
Version 2.4.4
Released January 9
This release is a primarily a maintenance release, but also contains many improvements, including:
- GeoServer: Added Basic HTTP authentication with cascaded WMS servers
- GeoServer: Support for loading "non-advertised" layers
- GeoServer: Web Processing Service (WPS) now included
- GeoServer: Better INSPIRE View Service compliance
- GeoWebCache: Significantly improved UI for configuration of GeoWebCache
- GeoExplorer: Improved Glassfish and WebSphere container support
- GeoExplorer: Now with full login/logout
- GeoExplorer: Faster loading of JavaScript resources
Component versions:
- GeoServer 2.1.3, rev 16671
- GeoTools 2.7.4, rev 38445
- GeoWebCache 1.3-RC2, rev 2d6eff732
- GeoExplorer, rev 385f6a9
- OpenLayers 2.11
- PostGIS 1.5
- PostgreSQL 8.4.9
Version 2.4.3
Released June 22
- GeoExplorer: Improved Google Earth API key handling
- GeoExplorer: New graphical prompt for entering API key for Google Earth plugin
- GeoExplorer: Improved file handling to prevent "too many open files" errors
Version 2.4.2
Released April 18
- GeoExplorer now comes with an improved authentication process.
Known issues
- Dashboard may not update properly on upgrade. (Linux only)
Version 2.4.0
Released March 7
- GeoExplorer now has integrated styling and editing capabilities.
- New Upload Data function inside GeoExplorer for directly adding data to GeoServer.
- Many new base layers available for building maps in GeoExplorer, including MapQuest and Bing Maps.
- Added Web Map Service (WMS) 1.3 support to GeoServer.
- New Analytics module in GeoServer for graphically monitoring server requests and throughput.
- Linux packages now available for Ubuntu 10 and CentOS 5.5.
Known issues
- Upgrading from 2.2.0 will no longer display maps saved with the previous version of GeoExplorer. You may need to recreate these maps.
Version 2.2.0
Released September 27
- Now supports direct printing of maps to PDF through GeoExplorer.
- Styler now includes read-only support for all GeoServer vendor options, multiple symbolizers, and multiple FeatureTypeStyles.
- GDAL libraries are now included in GeoServer, allowing for additional raster support for formats such as such as MrSID, DTED, and NITF.
- GeoExplorer now configured to use the Google Maps v3 API, eliminating the need for an API key when building applications.
- GeoWebCache now supports GeoServer layer groups and control flow, for enhanced performance.
- More learning materials in the Recipe Book on how to build your own mapping applications.
In addition, the OpenGeo Suite is now available in a Cloud Edition.
Version 2.0.1
Linux only
Released July 6
- Improved online Dashboard functionality and stability
- Now compatible with Ubuntu 10
Version 2.0.0
Released June 14
- Includes PostGIS, a geospatial database built on top of PostgreSQL.
- New application: pgShapeLoader, a desktop application for converting shapefiles to PostGIS tables.
- New application: pgAdmin, a desktop application for management of PostGIS databases.
- New application: GeoEditor, a browser-based application for creating and editing geospatial features
- New application: Online dashboard for accessing OpenGeo Suite components via a browser.
- GeoExplorer now has access to Google Maps and OpenStreetMap as base layers.
- Redesigned Dashboard for easier access to all components.
- New packages: Individual Production WARs available for GeoServer, GeoWebCache, and GeoExplorer.
- Added new styling (SLD) section to the Recipe Book.
Known issues
- (All) Online dashboard: Links to external URLs are broken when not running on the default port 8080.
- (All) GeoWebCache: Doesn't recognize newly created layer groups.
- (All) Styler: Can't edit text fields in color picker (Safari and Chrome only).
- (Linux 32/64) Intermittent failures running Dashboard, pgAdmin, and pgShapeLoader.
- (Windows) pgShapeLoader: Loads with incorrect PostGIS port.
Version 1.0.0
Released January 23
- Initial Release
Other Problems?
If you encounter issues not listed here, we want to know about them. Please visit the OpenGeo Suite Community Forum to report your issue.
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