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Releases: xp-framework/scriptlet

8.2.4: Development webserver fix

14 Aug 19:54
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  • Merged PR #14: Fix classpath passed to development webserver
    (@thekid)

8.2.3: POST parameters fix

14 Aug 09:52
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  • Fixed code in XP webserver to merge POST and GET parameters in the same
    way that PHP's SAPIs do.
    (@thekid)

8.2.2: RDBMS library compatibility

23 Jul 20:36
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  • Add compatibility with xp-framework/rdbms 8.0-SERIES - @thekid

8.2.1: Command line arguments flexibility

23 Jul 20:35
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  • Also allow explicitely passing -s [source] instead of having to pass
    it as last parameter. Useful e.g. in Dockerfiles.
    (@thekid)
  • Allow omitting the port in -a; defaulting it to 8080 - @thekid.

8.2.0: Development webserver

11 Jul 14:52
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8.1.2: DateChecker fixes

04 Jul 14:06
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  • Merged PR #12: Remove obsolete class text/parser/DateParser - @guel1973

8.1.1: BC

03 Jul 23:32
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  • Restored PHP 5.4 runtime compatibility - @thekid

8.1.0: Web config

03 Jul 22:17
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8.0.2: Form parameters fix

03 Jul 10:08
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  • Fixed issue #9: Undefined offset error in AbstractState
    (@thekid)

8.0.1: I/O handling

24 May 22:02
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  • Deprecated Request::getInputStream() in favor of new in() method.
    The interface hasn't changed though, retaining BC until the next major
    release!
    (@thekid)
  • Deprecated Response::getOutputStream() in favor of new out() method.
    The interface hasn't changed though, retaining BC until the next major
    release!
    (@thekid)
  • Changed ScriptletOutputStream's close method to only flush response
    if not previously done. Calling close() multiple times shouldn't be a
    problem and streams typically don't mind.
    (@thekid)