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2.2.0.rc1

Improvements/new features

  • Update build scripts to be compatible with Android Studio 2.2 and the latest Android SDK build tools.
  • Removed support for Eclipse due to Google no longer supporting Android builds with Eclipse.
  • Removed Device Cloud support due to the API no longer being updated to support new Android SDK.
  • Updated JavaDoc URLs

2.1.0.rc2

Improvements/new features

  • Update build scripts to be compatible with Android Studio 2.0 and the latest Android SDK build tools.

2.1.0.rc1

Improvements/new features

  • Added several new methods on the WVA class:
    • setHttpLoggingEnabled, getHttpLoggingEnabled: Control whether the HTTP client will log request/response information. Previously this logging could not be disabled.
      • Logging is now off by default.
    • uriGet, uriPut, uriDelete: Perform HTTP requests against arbitrary web services URIs. Previously the APIs exposed by this library only allowed access to particular web services trees.
    • subscribeToUri, unsubscribeFromUri: Add/remove subscriptions to arbitrary web services URIs. Previously this library was capable of subscribing only to vehicle and fault code data (vehicle/data/ and vehicle/dtc, respectively).
    • createUriAlarm, deleteUriAlarm: Add/remove alarms for arbitrary web services URIs. Previously this library was capable of adding alarms for vehicle and fault code data.
      • NOTE: The WVA firmware imposes limits on which web services URIs can have alarms. See the WVA documentation for more information.
    • Various other methods related to URI data/subscriptions (addUriListener, etc.)
  • Added a new constructor to the WVA class: WVA(Inet4Address address). This allows for simpler interoperability with existing code which uses the Inet4Address class, such as Digi's ADDP Java library.
  • Added the getRawValue() method to the AbstractVehicleResponse class, providing access to the "raw" value taken from the parsed JSON event.
    • You can use this method to access the value received from subscription events for vehicle/ignition or the IgnitionSwitchStatus data endpoint, for example. In these cases, .getValue() will return null.
  • Updated the library's build configuration for compatibility with Android Studio 1.2 and above.

Known issues

  • The library cannot properly parse subscription/alarm data for certain web services URIs, such as hw/buttons/reset.
    • This is because we currently assume that the event value's key matches the last element of the URI. This is not always true.
    • This behavior will be fixed in an update soon.