We are pleased to announce the availability of Servoy 2024.6.0 (release number 3982)
This version is available through the download site
An installation (coming from the normal installer or from a platform specific archive) is shipping with a Java VM (Java 21.0.3)
So for the platform specific archives you don’t need to install or have java on your system.
This release can be updated by using the “latest” url: http://download.servoy.com/developer/latest/ (when you come from 2019.03 or higher)
This release is build on Eclipse 2024.03 (4.31)
This is a release in our quarterly release cycle
if you want to stay on the LTS path you need to stick to 2023.03.6 LTS and enabled only the lts update site.
Most webpackages that are build for 2024.03 will work for the 2024.06 release, only the NGGrid needs to be updated to the 2024.06 release also.
If coming from a much older release like 2022.03 then you first have to updated to 2023.03 and then go to 2023.12
This is because of an Eclipse update bug that prevents these updates.
Just tried the update with our bug-reports. Fullcalendar2 still throws the same error unfortunatly. (“pd” is null…) Link to the issue
Is there a webpack update for it planned or just for NGGrid?
I really hope theres gonna be a fullcalendar2 update soon, this issue is consting us alot of stress and time with customers
that i guess you will need a new release of fullcalender2
But there are a few more cases that we want to check first before doing a release somewhere this month
if you really need the latest stuff, use the source of the fullcalendar and use it as a source project
thanks for the reply.
I tried that already. But there is no real instruction on how to import the source of the component and use it as source project for a servoy project.
In the github-wiki it is stated as:
To use the latest source code clone the git repository and checkout the master branch. Install the egit plugin for Eclipse to clone the repository and import the projects into the workspace.
I tried that with no success.
Do you have any detailed instruction on how to import the source from a webpack into a servoy-project? That would be great.
then import this directory https://github.com/Servoy/fullcalendarc … component2 as a project in de developer (File → import-> Existing projects into workspace, point to that sub dir in the checked out git repo)
then if you have imported it under the Servoy Packages node through the context menu → Change servoy project package references and you can select there the import project