Main-Modules, which are automatically created when creating a new App-Backend, will now be hidden in Dashboard (if not containing any classes)

Activation of the Analytics module is now done via adding it to the default modules in yambas.conf/apiomat.yaml. The separate config value analytics.enabled is not used anymore.

Loading of external libraries in native modules has been changed. Please read more at Native Module specific notes and limitations. Because of this, you have to update the SMTP module (we can provide you a new version, or you can add javax.mail-1.4.5.jar by yourself)

OAuth2 Token verification can now be done by external Authentication classes. Due to workflow changes, return codes on authentication failure of OAuth2 tokens will change from 401 to 840.

Authentication of customers or organizations email adresses is now case insensitive.

To increase security and strictly follow the concept of Authentication classes, the auth() method in Hook classes is now only called when the specific class is also set up as an auth class. In versions < 2.5, the auth() methods were called on every authentication request on objects of this class, no matter how the auth classes definition was set up. To re-enable this legacy behaviour, set the classBasedAuth=true in yambas.conf / yambas.classBasedAuth: true in apiomat.yaml.

ApiOmat issues new license keys (64 char length). These keys are periodically activated automatically, and no permanent connection to license server is needed anymore. After a successfull activation, an offline license is stored to the YAMBAS users directory and is used 10 days max. During that period, re-activations are done automatically, which will reset the 10 days threshold and generate a new offline license.

YAMBAS installation now uses an own user aom-yambas and a new service name aom-yambas instead of tomcat7.

Upload of static data (files, images, etc) is limited to 200 MB by default and can be changed in apiomat.yaml/yambas.conf files.

Native modules will contain a newer swagger annotations library after download - please update your module. Using this library version, you can use more specific definitions of @ApiParam annotations like format or type.

Native modules do not contain static class files anymore, they're packaged into an own lib. Additionally a new ant task to update your module is available. Please read more about updating your module.

Modules can be released for each system separately. The field releaseState reflects the state for the current system (depending on the X-apiomat-system header in request). Additionally, there is a field releaseStates with the current state for each system. If you update this field, the releaseState field will be ignored.