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Releases: OpenNTF/SocialSDK

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 1.1.2.20141211

12 Dec 09:47

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Various fixes to the rest client and java client services

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 1.1.1 20141111

11 Nov 15:46

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New Features:

RESTClient API for easy creation of simple clients, including samples

see more at https://github.com/OpenNTF/SocialSDK/wiki/Rest-Client

Fixes:

fixed #1604 #1578
various minor issues on the CommunityService

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 1.0.3 20140723

24 Jul 09:04

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Fix release with selfUrl method required for sub communities

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 1.1.0 20140717

17 Jul 15:58

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Release of the new branch including a refactoring of the Java API wrappers.

New Features:

Better API for Java binding
Better payload generation for Java API

Fixes:
#1544 Performance issue
#1577 Fixed Topic List
#1563 Fixed Blog tags
#1552 Fixed subcommunities handling
#1542 Fixed URLBuilder constants
#1541 Fixed Timezone handling

Other:
Updated embedded Tomcat to 7.0.54
Updated common-fileutils to 1.3.1

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 1.0.3 20140717

17 Jul 15:57

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Bugfix release

Fixes:
#1544 Performance issue
#1552 Fixed subcommunities handling
#1542 Fixed URLBuilder constants
#1541 Fixed Timezone handling

Other:
Updated embedded Tomcat to 7.0.54
Updated common-fileupload to 1.3.1

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 20140527

27 May 23:25

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Download available from OpenNTF

New in this release:

  • Layers for JavaScript widget and their templates
  • Unicode character support in the Java API
  • PHP Ajax proxy configuration interface is fully integrated with moodle and WordPress
  • Greenhouse "public folder fix" (I had to modify the files widget to use the ProfileService to pull the user -profile data in before being able to pass the creator ID to the file grid)
  • Community Files fix (the dropdown box for the community files widget only listed the communities specified via the default page size - I now set this to the maximum number to retrieve all communities).
  • CSS dialogue box fixes (tidied the header and padding of dialogue boxes to look consistent across all samples)
  • Consolidated the files grid and community files grid (they looked slightly different)
  • FilesView changes: buttons that might confuse users are automatically hidden (e.g. when selecting "public files", the "Upload File" button is hidden since, by default, uploading a file will place it into "My Files" (unless the user specifies otherwise)
  • Removed redundant calls to console.log()
  • Updated SDK
  • Fixed Moodle internationalization (moved hardcoded strings into lang file)
  • Updated styling for Wordpress and Moodle samples
  • Fixed proxy helper; page size args were not being passed through
  • Fixed corrupted PHP in master branch
  • Changed ProxyHelper to selectively filter header fields to forward (since SmartCloud rejects requests containing additional fields not specified in the documentation)
  • Wordpress: Updated settings and samples to correspond to Moodle block
  • Refactored Wordpress plugin code: moved endpoint update logic into SBTSettings model
  • Removed anonymous access support from Wordpress widget
  • Wordpress plugin now also works with AND without mcrypt

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 20140312

12 Mar 16:17

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Stable release being used for customer deployment (ref: P.Dorfman)

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 20140125

22 Jul 09:00

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Download available from OpenNTF

New in this release:

  • Mobile API for iOS
    You can use the Mobile API to easily add social features to your iOS Mobile Applications. This release includes support for the Connections Communities, ActivityStreams, Profiles and Files API's. The release includes the source code for the API, prebuilt libraries and sample code to demonstrate the use of the API's. The project is hosted in a new GitHub repository located here: https://github.com/OpenNTF/SocialSDK-iOS. Documentation about how to set up a development environment and how to run the sample code is available here: https://github.com/OpenNTF/SocialSDK-iOS/wiki.
  • OpenSocial Explorer support in the Playground
    Integrated support for rendering OpenSocial gadgets into the IBM Social Business Toolkit Playground. This release includes all the code and an updated NSF allowing you to deploy the Playground with OpenSocial features to your own Domino server.
    Link to some documentation https://github.com/OpenNTF/SocialSDK/wiki/OpenSocial-Gadgets-In-The-Playground
  • Alpha Support For Rendering Gadgets In Your Own App
    There is now a set of OSGi bundles that allow developers to render gadgets in their own apps. In OpenSocial lingo an app that can render a gadget is called a container. You can add a container to any XPage app or WAB (web application bundle) on Domino. There is a simple sample of how to do this within the Social Enabler app that is part of the SBT.
    Link to some more documentation https://github.com/OpenNTF/SocialSDK/wiki/Building-Your-Own-OpenSocial-Container
  • Reusable Files View control
    Views are a new type of reusable control you can use to easily embed IBM Connections functionality inside an existing application. The Files View displays a list of files and allows the user to upload a new file and tag/share/delete files from the list.
  • Alpha version of PHP support for Moodle and WordPress
    Initial framework to allow the SDK JavaScript API to used within a XAMP stack and some integrations built specifically for Moodle and Word Press. You can easily add a widget to Word Press or a block to Moodle which displays social data from IBM Connections or SmartCloud for Social Business.

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 20131217

17 Dec 08:38

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Stable release for Connection 2014 prototype development

Social Business Toolkit SDK - 20131210

10 Dec 10:20

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Stable build used in the SmartCloud webinar