NetCharts Server 6.0.x Release Notes
NetCharts Server 6.0.x Release Notes
These are the release notes for NetCharts Server 6.0.x. They describe software and documentation changes of particular interest for users, developers and Administrators updating from earlier versions of NetCharts Server.
Release 6.0
| Title | Description |
| JVM Update | ColdFusion now supports Java and JSP natively, thereby allowing ColdFusion users the ability to use the NetCharts Server Java and JSP toolkits and eliminating the need for a specialized ColdFusion toolkit. The ColdFusion toolkit has been removed from NetCharts Server. |
| ColdFusion Support via Java | ColdFusion now supports Java and JSP natively, thereby allowing ColdFusion users the ability to use the NetCharts Server Java and JSP toolkits and eliminating the need for a specialized ColdFusion toolkit. The ColdFusion toolkit has been removed from NetCharts Server. |
| HTTP Redirection support changes | Support for redirecting HTTP requests from IIS, Apache and Java Servlet containers has been moved from special purpose redirection code into the NetCharts Server programming toolkits. Users of the NetCharts Server IIS Redirector can now use the ASP or ASP.NET language toolkit to redirect requests from IIS pages to NetCharts Server. Users of the Java redirection servlet can now use the NetCharts Server Java toolkit to redirect requests from other Java Applications to NetCharts Server. Users of the NetCharts Server Apache redirector can use Apache’s mod_proxy and mod_remote plugins to redirect reuqests from Apache to NetCharts Server. |
| Decprecation NetCharts Server Web Service Provider | NetCharts Server 6.0 deprecates its support for acting as a Web Service producer. The support that is currently present will remain, but new development using this feature is not advised. This implementation is based on a now-defunct open source Apache SOAP Library. Note: NetCharts Server 6.0 maintains its ability to consume data from a web service, it is only its ability to produce content as a web service that is being deprecated. |