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09 February 2012

NetCDF-Java/CDM version 4.3.8 is available as a development (beta-test) release. Makes significant improvements to the handling of GRIB files, along numerous other enhancements.

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NUJAN NetCDF Writer Library 1.4.1

30 November 2011

The UCAR Research Applications Laboratory (RAL) has released Nujan version 1.4.1. Nujan is a pure Java writer for HDF5 and NetCDF4 files. Nujan is 100% open source and is released under the MIT license. Nujan is intended to be useful in situations where portability and a simplified development process are more important than access to the complete HDF5 feature set.

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Netcdf-Java library version 4.2.27

08 November 2011

Netcdf-Java library version 4.2.27 is now released at:

https://www.unidata.ucar.edu/downloads/netcdf/netcdf-java-4/index.jsp

This is mostly a bug fix and supporting changes for TDS release 4.2.9. You are encouraged to use it for all things netCDF Java-ish.

All new development is now happening on version 4.3, for which there will be an alpha release very soon.

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NUJAN NetCDF Writer Library 1.4

29 August 2011

The UCAR Research Applications Laboratory (RAL) has released version 1.4 of Nujan, a pure Java library for writing HDF5 and NetCDF4 files. Nujan is 100% open source and is released under the MIT license. Nujan is intended to be useful in situations where portability and a simplified development process are more important than access to the complete HDF5 feature set.

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NetCDF-Java version 4.2.26

25 July 2011

The NetCDF-Java/CDM library version 4.2.26 was released on July 25, 2011. The latest update can be downloaded from the NetCDF Java Library page at https://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf-java/documentation.htm This release has a number of important bug fixes and improvements. We recommend that you upgrade to it asap.

Except for bug fixes, 4.2 is now frozen, and further development will be for version 4.3.

For a list of changes in the current version, see the Change Log.

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