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I uploaded iSphere 3.2.0.b004, which adds the following features:
• Added JDBC connection manager for supporting Kerberos JDBC connections.
• Added menu option for displaying journal entries of selected file or
member (context menu of files and members).
• Added preferences value to limit the number of journal entries
downloaded to a client PC. The default value is 1000.
• Added preferences value to define the buffer size for retrieving
journal entries.
• Fixed problem, that the iSphere spooled file filter sometimes shows
"%1" without any meaningful message. (Problem with Kerberos authentication.)
• Changed the iSphere error logger to open the Eclipse error log when it
is asked to log an error.
• Added preferences switch "Appearance - Open Eclipse error log on error".
• Added appearance option "Format resource date and time", which
controls, whether date and time values of spooled files or messages are
formatted and displayed as strings. That can be useful in certain cases,
but does not allow sorting by dates in tables.
• Added menu option to start source compare from the context menu of the
Lpex editor (Source -> Compare...).
• Changed compare editor to honor the state of the view/edit button of
the "iSphere Source File Search" view.
Please be aware of that this version is truly a beta version, since lots
of iSphere functions uses JDBC connections. There is a checkbox on the
iSphere "Library" preference page to disable the iSphere JDBC connection
manager. I tested:
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