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bimserverwar-1.5.187.war 2025-01-15 105.4 MB
bimserverjar-1.5.187.jar 2025-01-15 107.5 MB
BIMserver 1.5.187 source code.tar.gz 2025-01-14 11.4 MB
BIMserver 1.5.187 source code.zip 2025-01-14 17.5 MB
README.md 2025-01-14 1.8 kB
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Attached files: bimserverjar-1.5.187.jar: Run on your desktop (just double click or java -jar bimserverjar-1.5.187.jar from the console) bimserverwar-1.5.187.war: Run on a server (use Tomcat 8/9 or Jetty 9)

BIMserver Java Client (Tutorial on how to use it): https://github.com/opensourceBIM/BIMserver/wiki/BimServerClient

:::xml
<dependency>
    <groupId>org.opensourcebim</groupId>
    <artifactId>bimserverclientlib</artifactId>
    <version>1.5.187</version>
</dependency>

BIMserver Embedded

:::xml
<dependency>
    <groupId>org.opensourcebim</groupId>
    <artifactId>bimserver</artifactId>
    <version>1.5.187</version>
</dependency>

Release Notes

  • fix URL checkin for redirects (e.g. http-to-https)
  • fix default heap size calculation for JarStarter
  • fix handling of two-dimensional arrays in JSON deserializer
  • fix matrix multiplication for 3D vector (homogeneous with w=1)
  • fix email sending with SSL
  • issues: [#1027], [#1342], [#1118]
  • update dependencies while maintaining compatibility with Java 8

Java 8 compatibility

This is the last release supporting Java 8. Please note the following on used dependencies at the time of this release:

  • Jetty 9 will go EOL in January 2025 (after 19.02.2025) and not receive any security updates anymore. It will be replaced with a successor version not compatible with Java 8.
  • Apache Oltu is retired and contains vulnerabilties. It will be replaced in future releases with an alternative OAuth libary not compatible with Java 8.
  • The packages org.eclipse.jdt.core, javax.json, commons-fileupload, com.googlecode.cqengine in their latest versions compatible with Java 8 expose vulnerabilities themselves or through dependencies. They will be upgraded in future releases.
Source: README.md, updated 2025-01-14