Releases: oracle/oci-java-sdk
Releases · oracle/oci-java-sdk
1.2.15
1.2.15 - 2017-09-11
Changed
- Maven packages renamed from
oracle-bmc-*
tooci-*
(group id renamed fromcom.oracle.bmc.sdk
tocom.oracle.oci.sdk
) - Default configuration file location changed from
~/.oraclebmc/config
to~/.oci/config
; old location deprecated (see "Deprecated" below)
Added
- Support for instance console connections
- Support for Load Balancer health status API
- Support for compartment renaming
- Support for CustomerSecretKeys management
Deprecated
- The previous default configuration file location,
~/.oraclebmc/config
, has been deprecated: please use~/.oci/config
instead. The old location still works, if a file at new location does not exist.
1.2.13
1.2.12
1.2.10
Added
- Support for object storage pre-authenticated requests and public buckets.
- Support for load balancer session persistence operations.
- Support for VCN local load balancer operations.
- Support for nested instance metadata operations.
1.2.8
1.2.7
Changed
- A new value called UnknownEnumValue has been added to all enums that are used in responses returned from services. If a service returns a value that cannot be recognized by the version of the SDK, then the enum will be set to this value. Previously this would throw an exception.
Added
- Support for FastConnect
- Support for Load Balancer Service
1.2.5
1.2.4
Fixed
- Allow UUID in path elements
- Better validate path parameters before making requests (#5)
Changed
- Simplified classes that perform signing a little
- Move auth caching to an annotation
Added
- New low level APIs for multi-part upload in Object Storage
- New high level abstractions for uploading (UploadManager, MultipartObjectAssembler) in Object Storage
1.2.3
Fixed
- Allow service responses to deserialize to base classes when unknown discriminators returned (vs. throwing exceptions)
Changed
- Added a new layer for authentication details to provide for other forms of keyId based auth
Added
- New DNS label feature
- New request signer classes to use directly with other HTTP clients
- New client contructors to allow more control over how requests are signed