Version 6.0.4 of Obba brings the following changes:
- Fixed a bug introduced in 6.0.2 that could result in crashing when creating a double[][]
- Fixed a bug that may result that the first call to the starting Obba server fails (Excel only)
Version 6.0.2 of Obba brings the following changes:
- Support for Java 9 and Java 10 (Note: in Obba 5.x the obAddAllJars, obAddJar, obAddClasses does not work with Java 9 or better due to a change in the class loaders)..
- obCall now supports 19 arguments (Note: methods with many arguments are often an indication of bad design).
Version 5.0.2 of Obba brings the following changes:
- Support for Java 8 java.time.LocalDate created via obMake("","LocalDate", ...) where the third argument is an excel date.
Version 5.0.1 of Obba brings the following changes:
- Obba requires Java 8. For Java 6 or 7 use Obba 4.x.
- Support for Java 8 java.time.LocalDate created via obMake("","LocalDate", ...) where the third argument is an excel date.
Version 4.2.2 of Obba brings the following changes:
- Improved configuration of Obba for Excel: Allowing to hide the console window and shutting down Obba when client disconnects (these features are available if the client has started the server locally).
Version 4.2.1 of Obba brings the following changes:
- Create null references in the object handler using obCast (see documentation for details)
Version 4.1.3 of Obba brings the following changes:
- Added support for variadic method arguments (varargs).
Version 4.0.19 of Obba brings the following changes:
- Added convenient way to create java.util.List (see "Datatypes Demo" in the Demo folder)
Version 4.0.18 of Obba brings the following changes:
- The installer of Obba for Excel no longer checks for an installed Java Runtime. Obba does require a Java runtime in most situations, but it is not required to install that prior of Obba. Also, if Obba is run in Client-Server setup, only the server requires a JRE. The client does not.
- Fixed a bug resulting in obLoad and obSave failing in Obba for Excel.