Releases: digipost/digipost-api-client-java
9.0 Release Candidate 2
This change includes some restrictions for the number of datatypes in the new datatype-api, as well as some name changes. It also contains the changes up to release 8.6 of the client, compared to 9.0.RC1.
The future 9.0-release will include support for complex datatypes, which in turn creates new and dynamic user experiences in Digipost. This build includes experimental support for the new datatypes, in order to perform internal testing.
Note: This version is not production ready, and is subject to change.
Fixes inbox bug with newer versions of Java
Fixes
- Newer versions of Java altered how XML was unmarshalled, which resulted in an empty inbox response regardless of how many elements that actually existed. This is unfortunate at best. Happy inbox fetching 📦💌.
Reference from sender in documents in Inbox for organizations
New
A new optional property InboxDocument.getReferenceFromSender() which carries a reference string set by the sender of the document. This may be used to identify documents by organizations when accessing documents in their inbox.
In principle, this reference is something that is agreed on between the sender and receiver of the document, though a special use case is facilitated by Digipost: an organization may set a Message.messageId, and if/when the receiver of the document(s) click "reply", the same reference will automatically be set as the InboxDocument.getReferenceFromSender() for the document of the reply. This may be used by the organization to associate received documents in their inbox as replies for previously sent documents.
9.0 Release Candidate 1
The future 9.0-release will include support for complex datatypes, which in turn creates new and dynamic user experiences in Digipost. This build includes experimental support for the new datatypes, in order to perform internal testing.
Note: This version is not production ready, and is subject to change.
Subjects of up to 255 characters
New
Increased size of subject; documents can now have a subject of up to 255 characters.
Security update release
Updated to a newer version of the printability-validator to mitigate CVE-2016-2175: Apache PDFBox XML External Entity vulnerability
6.4
Release:copy for tag 6.4
6.3.1
Fixes a NullPointerException happening in rare cases with some PDFs referring to non-embedded Type3 fonts with no PostScript name.
6.3
- enhanced direct-to-print support
- client-side PDF validation