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                             Newsletter #154
                              May 31, 2017


A *beta* version of HDFView 3.0.0 is now available from The HDF Group home page:

https://www.hdfgroup.org/hdfview/

This is a major release that includes the following new features and changes:

* It supports 64-bit object identifiers, and uses the HDF-Java wrappers that 
were added to HDF5 (in HDF5-1.10) and HDF4 (in HDF 4.2.12).

* The GUI framework that HDFView uses was migrated from Swing to SWT, which 
provides a more native application look and feel and advanced support for 
tables.

* The data views (such as TableView and ImageView) have been separated from the 
main HDFView window and now open as separate application windows. The main 
HDFView window still displays open files and their structures on the left side 
of the window, and it now displays the metadata of the currently selected 
object on the right side.

* This release includes improved support for various datatypes (compound, array 
of compound, and opaque).
For a complete list of the new features and changes in this release, please see 
the Release Notes: 
https://support.hdfgroup.org/ftp/HDF5/releases/HDF-JAVA/hdfview-3.0.0/src/unpacked/docs/RELEASE.txt

Why use HDFView 3?

HDFView 3 can read files created with any version of HDF5 or HDF4. The older 
HDFView 2.x software supports files created with HDF5-1.8 (or earlier) and any 
version of HDF4. HDFView 2.x may be able to read some HDF5-1.10 files if they 
do not include any new features.

Important Change:

Please be aware that the change from Swing to SWT will affect users of the 
HDF-Java Object package. With earlier releases of HDF-Java, the Swing GUI 
framework library was required. This is no longer necessary in HDFView 3.

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