Weather Message Setup
1.
The
alarm setup window now has the button “Set Area”. This button will
launch the Area Setup window. This window can be used to enter the
latitude, longitude and radius for an area.
2.
Updated the County_Z.dat file with the latest zones published by the
NWS. There were numerous changes and additions.
3.
The
Support Setup, Options windows has a new tab titled Service. This
tab is used to setup Weather Message Server as a service.
4.
Changed the paging services setup to allow a zero maximum paging
size. This will indicate no limit. If you are using TAP protocol,
the program will require you to enter a number between 1 and 1000.
5.
The
paging services setup will now check to see if a paging service is
being used by a paging group before allowing it to be deleted.
6.
The
paging services setup will only validate the retry minutes for SNPP,
WCTP, and HTTP protocols.
7.
The
paging group setup will now validate the message size to make sure
that it does not exceed the size setup for the service provider
selected.
8.
When starting the Weather Message Service, the setup program will
now check to see if the server is already running in application
mode. If it is running, the program will attempt to stop the server
before starting the server as a service.
9. Added the new MWW, Marine Weather Message, product. (The product.dat
file must
be updated manually.)
10.
The
Data Alert options screen now has an option to execute an external
program when a data alert occurs.
11. The password
field is now masked.
WxByte
1. Made some general optimizations in the program.
2. Changes to make the processing code agree with WxIngest.
3. Changes to reduce disk access.
WxIngest
1.
Made some general optimizations in the program.
2. Changes to make the processing code agree with WxByte.
3. Changes to reduce disk access.
WxWW2000
1.
Made some general optimizations in the program.
WxMap
1.
Changed the Alarm Colors tab to Product Colors. Remove the items
from the Alarm Colors tab and combined them with the other colors.
This now allows you full control to position and control products.
The Other Colors tab was retained to setup a few miscellaneous
colors. You can add a product by entering it directly in the grid
or use the Add Product button. A right click context menu has been
added to allow the user to easily change or delete a product.
2.
Updated the USMap shape files (AWIPS Counties) to the latest version
on the NWS website.
3.
Added support for the NWS Zones and Marine layers. The setup
screen’s Map Base tab has an option to enable or disable these
options. You will need to download the latest layers from the
website to use the layers.
Map Layer Installer
4.
The
Settings tab now allows you to enter the password used for setup and
exit.
5.
Changes to correct a problem with the map position when you minimize
and restore the map.
6.
Updated the map component from version 8.6 to 8.8.
7.
Added the Small Map Legend option to the settings tab. This option
will reduce the size of the button in the map legend.
8.
Added support for drawing storm based warning polygons. The Map
menu now has an option to turn the polygons on and off. The Setup,
Map Base tab has an option to select the polygon style.
9.
Added support for a third map layer. The website’s map layer
download now has an optional rivers layer.
10. The password
field is now masked.
WxMcli
1.
The
Settings tab now allows you to enter the password used for setup and
exit.
2.
The password field is now masked.
WxLoader
1.
The
Separator tab now works with the short message format.
2.
The
Task tab now has the option Combine Like Products. This option is
checked by default and represents the current operation of the
program. Unchecking this option causes the program to stop grouping
products.
WxRadar
1.
Added additional debugging information in the debug file.
2.
Made some general optimizations in the program.
WxPost
1. Changes to allow no maximum message size for paging groups.
WxControl
1.
New
program to monitor Weather Message Server when it runs as a
service. It will also allow you to monitor a remote Weather Message
Server regardless of whether it is running as a service.