v2.4.0 release

The ORCID data source now supports properties, translating them into fielded search parameters using Solr syntax. (See Issue #7) See the README for more detailed information.

v2.3.0 release

• Added support for multivalue Solr fields. Two new configuration options are now recognized in the properties file:

# can be 'concat' or 'first'. defaults to 'concat'
datasource.solr.field.name.multivalue.strategy=first
datasource.solr.field.name.multivalue.delimiter=, 

v2.3.0 pre-release

Added support for multivalue Solr fields. Note that two new configuration options are now recognized in the properties file:

# can be 'concat' or 'first'. defaults to 'concat'
datasource.solr.field.name.multivalue.strategy=first
datasource.solr.field.name.multivalue.delimiter=, 

v2.2.0 release

• Added openlibrary as a data source
• SearchQuery now includes the "properties" field from the OpenRefine query json

v2.1.2 release

More graceful handling of invalid name types entered by user: return nothing.

v2.1.1 release

• Fix bug where expired Caches and their expired CachedValues weren't getting garbage collected, causing OutOfMemory errors during very large batches of requests over several hours

v2.1.0 release

• Identify source of log messages more accurately
• DataSource now has shutdown() method to allow for cleanup of resources (e.g. thread pools); this is used in unit tests
• WebServiceDataSource now has createThreadPool() method
• VIAF now instantiates a singleton thread pool across all its instances; this prevents rate limiting errors if clients access regular and proxy-mode VIAF endpoints simultaneously

v2.0.0 release

• Added support for querying an Apache Solr collection.
• There are a lot of API changes in this release, including new abstract and base classes that should make it easier to implement different data sources going forward. If you wrote a custom data source against the 1.x series, you should recompile against this new version and test that everything works.

v1.0.3 release

Set connection and read timeouts to 20 seconds for VIAF.
Bumped spring boot to 1.4.3.

v1.0.2 release

VIAF caching got turned off by default in v1.0.1, but should be on. Oops.