j661

This release adds a "JavaVersion" property, allowing the user to require
a minimum Java version for an extension,

fixes the Cockpit Plugin generating an incorrect SuperLayer multi-application definition in
certain complex cases,

manages consistency between the projection updates and the MapItem
updates in the case of high-throughput Map updating when using the
projection update cap configuration property,

and add some APIs in the Editor to allow customization of the widgets edition UI.

There is no change compared to 0.55 Beta 1, except the version number. This version is meant to be a final stable release. The main parts that have been improved in 0.55 (through Beta 1 and Beta 2) are: applets now work without a problem with the server; the embedded server is functional and works well; the synth2 to/from Look model transformation is functional; there is support for some new widgets and symbol commands as of the upcoming ARINC 661 supplement 5.

This release implements several widgets and Symbol commands added by the Standard for supplement 5. It finalizes the first version of the Look Model plugin for synth2 from /to conversion. It supports the notion of invalid coordinates in Maps projections. It implements the widget events origin. It adds a new protocol.inputPortRedirect that allows redirecting the input of a Server or Client to another output port.

Many bugfixes for the OpenGL Embedded Server, which is now working as the standalone version, even with a complex UI (including using popups). Adds the capacity to record and read scenarios in hexadecimal. Fixes bugs with DataScaling widgets. Fixes many bugs that could appear in high workload use cases, including multi-threading induced bugs. Many checks for the Look Model parsing.

Fixes the Synth2 Look and Feel not taking into account the screenDensity graphic property for the fonts set for buttons, comboBox, etc. Addes synth2 to LookModel conversion in the LookModel plugin. Fixes the DataScaling widgets not taking into account a modification of the TargetParameterID property in the Editor. Protects the decoding of buffers received by the Server against cases where some of the blocks have a 0 size. Adds a new property for the UDP protocol, which allows you to define more than one port for the output (meaning that several remote clients/servers will receive the buffers).