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Missing RMI stubs. Fixes #209

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Fix for SSL support.

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8.3.0

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A major change this release is the replacement of the VFS with IKVM.Image.JRE and IKVM.Image.JDK. These two packages lay out a full JRE or JDK installation directory alongside the IKVM assemblies, making it possible to run java applications which expect the existence of javac.exe, java.exe, javah.exe, and the rest of the tools.

A JDK image is distributed as a standalone artifact, which should be substitutable for a standard JAVA_HOME.

The introduction of IKVM.NET.Sdk, a MSBuild SDK package that supports building .java files directly into .NET assemblies. The IKVM.NET.Sdk line can be put into your .csproj or .msbuildproj file, and then .java files in your project's Compile target are built into an assembly. You can build .java files into .NET assemblies directly inside Visual Studio.

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8.3.0-prerelease.395

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8.3.0-prerelease.395 Pre-release
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A major change this release is the replacement of the VFS with IKVM.Image.JRE and IKVM.Image.JDK. These two packages lay out a full JRE or JDK installation directory alongside the IKVM assemblies, making it possible to run java applications which expect the existence of javac.exe, java.exe, javah.exe, and the rest of the tools.

Additionally, a JDK image is distributed as a standalone artifact, which should be substitutable for a standard JAVA_HOME.

Second, the introduction of IKVM.NET.Sdk, a MSBuild SDK package that supports building .java files directly into .NET assemblies. The IKVM.NET.Sdk line can be put into your .csproj or .msbuildproj file, and then .java files in your project's Compile target are built into an assembly.

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8.3.0-prerelease.394

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  • Use SHA1, MD5 and MVID to speed up IkvmIdentity calculation by @wasabii in #188
  • Update to ikvm-jdk8u45-b37 by @wasabii in #189
  • Copy response and log files for compiler to cache directory by @wasabii in #190

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8.2.3

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  • Use SHA1, MD5 and MVID to speed up IkvmIdentity calculation by @wasabii in #188

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