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I didn't remember to update the version number in the 3f22b4 14 lines Lyo::OSLC perl modules Lyo::OSLC::RDF perl module fails find the identifier or title in the records 6048 389554 returned from the server bytes Patch to fix the issue 6293 Lyo::OSLC::RTC::CM.pm fails if the RTC server has only one project area 390049 bytes Patch to fix the issue Michael Fiedler (gmail.com) 0564a8 9 lines Bug 361832 add oslc:details to AM, CM, RM 0ce1db 6 lines Fix CatalogResource references to service provider 1090e0 149 lines Bug 362012 - update buildResponseResource to put query results in element 2bb95c 6 lines Bug 357694 - add links to EPL and EDL cbe612 343 lines Bug 362012 - Improve query parm handling. d9f786 6 lines Bug 359763: Fix typo s/perviceprovider/serviceprovider efab30 2 lines Change AM to CM in title of resource list page f4fa6d 33 lines Update pom.xml to force execution of the antlr goal. fe04b1 5 lines Bug 359854 - new key in messages.properties 0a9fc0 5 lines Bug 362015 - Add NPE protection to OSLCUtils#getHttpClient 1728bc 134 lines Bug 357387 Replace use of deprecated HttpEntity#consumeConent with 398d43 18 lines Bug 357387 - Update to Apache HttpClient 4.1.2 and fix connection leak 3a2000 4 lines Bug 357277 s/dc/dcterms in the config file f0fadf 138 lines Bug 361870 - config file updates for test suites 433149 Initial contributions for "rio" and "testsuite" components 356584 bytes Initial contribution for Lyo project 2507 RIO catalogs have an incorrect link to the ServiceProvider document 357269 bytes Patch for incorrect catalog entry 1050 rio-cm returns 500 for dc:title query - unknown namespace 357277 bytes change dc to dcterms in config file Investigate uplift of TestSuites to Apache HttpClient 4.1.x 2076 357387 Update Apache httpclient to 4.1.1. Consume response correctly in event of bytes error. 33875 Investigate uplift of TestSuites to Apache HttpClient 4.1.x 357387 bytes Replace use of deprecated http client API 2722 "About" page needs valid link to EDL 357694 bytes Add good links to EPL and EDL to about page CM RIO resource listing page has "AM" in title instead of "CM" 359136 600 bytes Fixed typo in page title 5619 Typo in org.eclipse.lyo.rio.core.IConstants 359763 bytes Fix typos 1481 Query response title is unresolved NLS property 359854 bytes Added the missing key to messages.properties 3964 Lyo core pom.xml does not validate with latest maven plugins on indigo 361317 bytes pom.xml updates to force antlr goal execution 2753 Add oslc:details to the RIOs ServiceProvider 361832 bytes Add oslc:details to ServiceResource Want the default property files to work against a RTC 3.0.1.1 eGA instance 10397 361870 on quagmire bytes Updates to RTC config files RIO provider query results are incorrect format.
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