Version 6.4.4 of Tcat Server
Release Notes: Tcat Server's console security has been significantly improved. Fine-grained user activity logging was added in this release. The console now hides sensitive / password attribute values in the JMX browser. By default, the agent is configured to disallow a console user to read/write the console's db files. The Deployment panel now updates more frequently to reflect a more up to date and accurate deployment status. There were some edge conditions where the deployment status said Success, but the deployment had failed asynchronously in the background.
Other releases
Release Notes: Tcat Server's console security has been significantly improved. Fine-grained user activity logging was added in this release. The console now hides sensitive / password attribute values in the JMX browser. By default, the agent is configured to disallow a console user to read/write the console's db files. The Deployment panel now updates more frequently to reflect a more up to date and accurate deployment status. There were some edge conditions where the deployment status said Success, but the deployment had failed asynchronously in the background.
Release Notes: Several new features were added. Fine-grained server commands were added to start, stop, restart, and get status. You can now remotely restart any Tomcat instance you manage with Tcat Server. Tomcat restarts are now copmletely reliable. The files on the server can be viewed, edited, and redeployed. The environment variables on a Tcat Server instance can be manually set. Server profiles allow easy centralized updates of the remote server configuration. A REST API provides programmatic access to Tcat Server.
