Release Notes

Moved JMARS downloads to faster server to shorten update times.
Enabled offline mode so users can run JMARS away from the internet (only data seen while online will be available though!)

Custom maps work once more. There were several needed fixes in both client and server.
Toggling the M and P buttons in the layer manager now affects the map layer as expected.
Hovering over the main view will show numeric values in a tooltip instead of the layer manager.
Numeric readouts are capped at five digits of precision.
Faster startup times (we were barraging the server rather pointlessly.)
Color stretcher stage no longer brightens grayscale images by default.
Advanced... dialog now stays in front of the layer manager as it should.
Map layer names in the layer manager are now short enough to fit.
The layer manager no longer resizes itself when you add new layers.
Many other minor performance, stability, and code cleanup changes.

The 3D layer has been ported to the new map system. It works!
Several view- and session-restore bugs have been closed.
Stamp layers are not usable in the Coor Computing Commons due to some kind of connection failure specific to Coor CC. We've handed the issue off to our trusty admins.
Custom maps should not be used until some serious breakage can be fixed (SOON.)
JMARS can now process maps on the fly, allowing custom stretches, graphical display of numeric data, and stacking maps together into e.g. an HSV composite.
Many new graphic maps available.
Numeric plotting functionality features vastly improved look, stability, and export.
Runs great under Java 1.6, the latest stable version of Java.
MOC stamp layer now supports the final phases of the MOC mission.
The 3D layer is disabled until it can be ported to the new map system (SOON.)