All releases of GeoServer
Release Notes: This is primarily a bug fixing release, with fixes made for PostGIS geography rendering issues, WPS response outputs, logging capabilities, and documentation inconsistencies. New WPS processes have been added, as well as support for PostGIS 2.0.
Release Notes: This release contains many new features, including WMS Cascading, Virtual Services, Layers from SQL, Web Processing Service, SLD Unit of Measure, DPI scaling, Graphical file/directory chooser, database-backed catalog, font improvements, upgrade to Spring Security, WCS limits, WMS 1.3.0, SLD 1.1 / SE 1.1 improvements, GeoWebCache direct WMS integration, improved raster reprojection performance, a WCS request builder, and much more.
Release Notes: This release includes support for Oracle GeoRasters, visualization of EPSG coverage, and default style preview in layer publishing configuration. It also includes rendering improvements, including SLD parameter substitution for dynamic styling, and full documentation for geometry transformation capabilities. There are also additions for building image pyramids, polymorphism in application schemas, and implementation of the GetStyles WMS operation. Countless bugfixes and small improvements have been made.
Release Notes: Improvements were made to various features, including the Windows installer, projection support, administrative interface, stability, and security. The RESTful service API was added to the security subsystem.
Release Notes: A new user interface and application schema support.
Release Notes: This release brings a number of major improvements. The first focus is the new Web administration user interface. It is much more usable than the 1.x series, and also enables UI plugins, like the new security UI. The other major improvement is the 'app-schema' work, to handle well known schemas and complex features. The REST API is maturing, and Oracle, DB2, and PostGIS have all switched to the 'next generation' architecture. ArcSDE has also undergone significant improvements, and the GDAL plugins are also more mature, with MrSID, ECW, and JP2 support.
Release Notes: This release primarily fixes critical bugs found in RC1, and also has a number of documentation improvements. The notable new feature is the new security GUI extension module, which allows editing of security configuration files through the Web administration tool.
Release Notes: This release is focused primarily on improvements to the robustness of the server. This includes the squashing of some rare memory and connection leaks, further refinements to the REST configuration API and shapefile output format, and many improvements to the documentation.
Release Notes: The focus for this release has been mostly on improving the user experience, but also includes an improved ArcSDE raster configuration page. With 55 issues fixed, including 30 bugfixes and 12 improvements, this first Release Candidate is scheduled to become the 2.0 milestone.
Release Notes: This release addresses a number of outstanding bugs in the stable branch and brings some highly coveted improvements, including support for ArcSDE datastore versions, 3D line support in kml output, non-spatial ArcSDE tables, and broader capabilities for shapeflle output.
