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1.3.1.RELEASE

03 Nov 10:46
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Changes between 1.3.0 and 1.3.1

This is a patch release with a bug fix and an update of dependencies. All users of the 1.x.x series are encouraged to upgrade to this version.

Set Content-Type header properly

The Content-Type header was set twice.

GitHub issue: #114

Upgrade dependencies

HOP now uses Commons HTTP Client 4.5.3, Jackson 2.9.2, and Spring Framework 4.3.12.

GitHub issue: #115

2.0.0.RELEASE

18 Oct 11:47
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Changes between 1.3.x and 2.0.0.RC1

This major release requires Java 8. It introduces a new asynchronous ("reactive") version of the client.

Users running Java 8 or Java 9 are encouraged to upgrade to this release.

Java 8 is Now Required

The client no longer supports JDK 6 and 7. JDK 8 is now required to both build and run (use) this library. Starting with the 2.0 release, there are Java 8-specific features in the API.

Because of the Java 8 requirement, this client only supports Android 7.0 or later. If support
for earlier Android versions is desired, use the 1.x releases instead.

GitHub issue: #112

Asynchronous (Reactive) Client

The ReactiveClient class has been introduced. It's based on Spring Framework's reactive WebClient and thus uses Reactor's Mono and Flux API.

GitHub issue: #103

2.0.0.RC1

06 Oct 13:54
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2.0.0.RC1 Pre-release
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Changes between 1.3.x and 2.0.0.RC1

This pre-release requires Java 8. It introduces a new asynchronous ("reactive") version of the client.

Users running Java 8 or Java 9 are encouraged to upgrade to this release.

Java 8 is Now Required

The client no longer supports JDK 6 and 7. JDK 8 is now required to both build and run (use) this library. Starting with the 2.0 release, there are Java 8-specific features in the API.

Because of the Java 8 requirement, this client only supports Android 7.0 or later. If support
for earlier Android versions is desired, use the 1.x releases instead.

GitHub issue: #112

Asynchronous (Reactive) Client

The ReactiveClient class has been introduced. It's based on Spring Framework's reactive WebClient and thus uses Reactor's Mono and Flux API.

GitHub issue: #103