i-net Crystal-Clear Plus: Following cache types now supported: Memory Cache, Database Cache, Harddisk Cache.
i-net Crystal-Clear Plus: Cluster has been added: symmetric, high scalable, failover, dynamic loaded Cluster is now supported.
i-net Crystal-Clear Plus: Export: Streaming of exported documents has been added. Now it is possible to create documents that are larger than the memory of the JavaVM.
A new cache management has been implemented.
New constructors in the Listener class can throw exceptions, if enable, the following throws IOException's
Listener(int port, boolean throwException) throws IOException
Listener(boolean standalone, int port, boolean throwException)
Multiple Columns: A bug with multiple columns has been fixed. This has occurred if the PageHeader section was visible in the report.
Multiple Columns: A bug with multiple columns has been fixed. This has occurred if NewPageAfter was enabled for the Detail section.
CCcore files now also capture the content of the report and the input parameters.
The i-net Crystal-Clear RemoteInterface is now available. You can now use i-net Crystal-Clear directly from within
PHP and other script languages such as
Perl. Examples for a mod_crystalclear.so (an Apache module) and a crystalclear.php which uses RDC calls to create custom reports “on the fly” are provided.
Synchronize the global init routine (now possible because we've dropped the EJB component in favour of our cluster version) to prevent problems when the global init() routine is triggered by several incoming requests
Do not cut the CrossTab into pieces when the CrossTab is placed into a MultiColumn/MailingLabel (compatibility with CR).
Fixed a long-lived bug with the way how single-section lines and boxes were drawn (bug appeared with MailingLabel reports when “format with multiple columns” were off).
Postscript Level 2 export is available.
Crosstab: The properties “Rows totals on Top”, “Columns totals on Left”, “Suppress Empty Rows” and “Suppress Empty Columns” are now supported.
Formula: The date pattern “DD-MON-YYYY” has been added to the list of supported date format strings.
HTML export: Force generated
HTML pages to UTF-8 to work around encoding problems.