[deepamehta-users] DeepaMehta 4.0.13 released

[Jörg Richter]

On Dec 24, 2012 DeepaMehta 4.0.13 has been released.

One main aspect of this release is to revoke the **Performance** loss introduced in DeepaMehta 4.0.12 in conjunction with Access Control. DeepaMehta 4.0.13 returns to the old performance.

Further highlights include:
	* Geomaps are a new topicmap type for displaying geo-related topics on an OpenStreetMap.
	* A graphical Association Type Editor allows the user to create custom association types.
	* A whole bunch of GUI changes improves usability e.g.
		* The canvas supports "Cluster Moves": move entire subnetworks with the mouse.
		* Revealing topics via the Panel is more flexible and provides more hints to the user.
		* Working with associations is improved in various ways.
	* Several improvements in the DeepaMehta framework further simplify the life of plugin developers.
	* Several 3rd-party components have been updated, most notably Neo4j 1.2 -> 1.8
	* DeepaMehta 4.0.13 is ready for server-side HTML generation based on Thymeleaf templates.

Starting from version 4.0.13 DeepaMehta comes in 2 flavors:
	* the known "Standard Distribution" which focuses on small download size and easy setup for single users
	* the Karaf Distribution is aimed to client-server setups and supports remote administration.

For an extensive list of changes and further information see the release notes:
https://trac.deepamehta.de/wiki/ReleaseNotes.

Updating from previous DeepaMehta versions is *not* supported. Sorry.

Donwnload:
http://demo.deepamehta.de/download/deepamehta-4.0.13.zip			(Standard Distribution)
http://demo.deepamehta.de/download/deepamehta-4.0.13-karaf.tar.gz	(Karaf Distribution)

For installation instructions see the README (Standard Distribution):
https://github.com/jri/deepamehta#readme

For setting up the Karaf Distribution refer to
https://trac.deepamehta.de/wiki/KarafDistribution

For reporting issues please register at our trac-site:
https://trac.deepamehta.de

Thanks to Danny Gräf, Malte Reißig, Jürgen Neumann, Silke Meyer, Ingo Rau, and Rolf Kutz for contributing!

Peace to your souls + Cheers,
Jörg