IMPORTANT NOTE ON OPENJDK:
with introduction of latest Jetty HTTP server (used by Unity) it was observed that Firefox browser have troubles connecting to Unity launched on some of the OpenJDK distributions (e.g. Fedora). This is due to disabling EC TLS ciphers in affected OpenJDK. In case of troubles please use Oracle Java RE.
GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE RELEASE:
There are two distribution formats:
- tar.gz bundle which can be unpacked and this way installed in a single directory,
- rpm which can be installed system-wide in the Linux standard locations.
The rpm is build and tested on Centos 6, noarch. It should work flawlessly also on SL6 and recent Fedora distributions. We may build packages for other distributions in future, however the tar.gz format should be fully portable. Java 8 JRE is the primary installation prerequisite. For more detailed installation information please check the Unity manual.
1.9.X RELEASE SERIES
The 1.9.0 contains probably the largest amount of new features included in a single release so far. The highlights of the release are:
- Enquiry forms – this completely new feature allows for asking existing users about additional data. It is very similar (and as powerful) as the registrations forms intended for prospective users. Users are notified about enquiry via email and can fill it by visiting a link or after logging into Unity.
- Form layouts – it is possible now to control the order of elements in a registration (and enquiry) form as well as define separators and custom captions.
- Invitations – another new big and very useful feature: it is possible to invite users to fill a registration form. Registration forms can be also marked as by invitation only. Invitation can include pre-set settings for the user, which are used to partially prefill the registration form.
- Bulk processing of entities – allows for performing batch operations on entities fulfilling a given criteria. So far only two operations are provided (change status and removal) but more can be easily added in future. It is also possible to schedule bulk processing actions to have an automated maintenance of users.
- REST enhancements – The REST API is subsequently improved with each release. This time changes are huge: there is support for managing registration forms, invitations, endpoints and groups. It is possible to enable CORS support. Finally the unity-types module was improved so it can be used as a simple library for Java based REST client applications: most of REST-manageable Unity artifacts can be created via code using this library.
- Customized i18n – Unity distribution contains now a complete of Unity internal messages. And it is possible to improve translations or change the defaults.
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OLDER REVISIONS
Here you can download previous versions from the series and read their documentation:
RELEASE 1.9.5: DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTATION
RELEASE 1.9.4: DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTATION
RELEASE 1.9.3: DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTATION
RELEASE 1.9.2: DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTATION
RELEASE 1.9.1: DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTATION
RELEASE 1.9.0: DOWNLOAD DOCUMENTATION