X-Git-Url: http://jsfdemo.indexdata.com/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=NEWS;h=cab34cede018b5fb534d2daa870e2867f81e9f75;hb=a94126114b657602f481e2046f7b3f9e0703b55d;hp=106bb99bd8b9fb70665aa76a1f32feae1ab9587a;hpb=cf2fe6a4fb22fbca7dcaad3ba8f330eede768279;p=pazpar2-moved-to-github.git diff --git a/NEWS b/NEWS index 106bb99..cab34ce 100644 --- a/NEWS +++ b/NEWS @@ -1,3 +1,53 @@ +--- 1.2.1 2009/10/05 + +For WS responses Pazpar2 creates XML header. Exception: raw record. + +Setting XML files are now stored in etc/settings instead of etc. This +reflects the layout with the Debian package layout. + +Settings may be posted for command=settings. The POSTed settings must +have root element 'settings' like regular setting files. In order to be +recognized, the POST request must use Content-Type=text/xml. + +A service may be posted for command=init. This service will be used +during the session. The service may have its own target settings, +ICU config, timeout, etc. In order to be recognized, the POST request +must use Content-Type=text/xml. + +Timeout values may be given per-service. That's element 'timeout' +which takes three attribute values (a subset may be given): 'session', +'z3950_operation', 'z3950_session'. Option -T is no longer supported +- used to specify session timeout. + +Option -t tests the Pazpar2 configuration and returns exit code +(0=success, non-zero=failure). In previous version of Pazpar2, -t +specified local settings. + +In version 1.2.0 the configuration file - after include processing - +was dumped to stdout. Now, the configuration is only dumped to the +yaz log file if option -d is given. + +--- 1.2.0 2009/09/10 + +Configuration may now have multiple server areas. This means that a +Pazpar2 instance may listen on multiple ports. Virtual hosting is not +yet supported - on a server basis. Configuration may also have multiple +services .. That is repeating service elements inside a server. Each +has an attribute 'id' which serves as service ID. This ID in turn may +be used in a Pazpar2 session, by specifying parameter service=ID for +command init. There can be at most one unnamed service inside a server +which can be referred to by not specifying an service ID for command +init (backwards compatible). In order to partition multiple servers and +services a new include directive has been added. This takes an attribute +'src' which specifies one or more sub-files. For example to include +service files, one might use: + .. .. . +It is the intention that that completely makes the settings directive +redundant. + +Fix problem where the record command would wait forever if there were +no targets to wait for (activeclients == 0). + --- 1.1.1 2009/08/28 One result set is created per session (last search) rather than for