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Announcing DTS 4.0.1
Last Post 16 Mar 2014 07:06 PM by jbowie. 0 Replies.
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16 Mar 2014 07:06 PM
    Apelon is pleased to announce availability of DTS Version 4.0.1. This version adds:

    o Support for the Glassfish application server
    o Elimination of the need to accept content license(s) after the first showing. A license will be shown after any update to a proprietary code system.
    o Documentation for running JBoss as a service under Linux.

    DTS Version 4.0.1 is available on the downloads page. For further information on the release, see the revised Release Notes on the Documentation page.
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