Cohorts. Advanced cohort support allows participants to change cohorts over time. Changes to the study schema are minor:
Study import/export. The new “isMvEnabled” boolean element in tableInfo.xsd is now used by datasets_metadata.xml. The “mvColumnName” attribute has been deprecated because “isMvEnabled” better matches the schema.tsv property.
Some column names for labkey.data have changed, so you may need to update your scripts. Some names have gotten longer because additional characters were necessary to guarantee that names were unique. You can see the new names by calling names(labkey.data) at the start of your script. To avoid the potential need to update column names in the future, it may be helpful to simply set the names of labkey.data's columns to predictable values at the start of each script.
Please use the newest version of the Java API jar (v9.3). This jar will work against both new and older servers. It fixes a problem with parsing dates that do not include at time zone.
The following components have been deprecated for some time and are no longer available in LabKey Server 9.3:
Tomcat v5.5.27. Tomcat v5.5.27 is installed automatically with the LabKey v9.3 installer for new installations of LabKey Server. Upgrading an existing LabKey installation to v9.3 will not upgrade the Tomcat version automatically. If you wish to upgrade Tomcat from v5.5.20 to v5.5.27 for an existing LabKey installation, you will need to do it manually.
JRE v1.6.0-10. Upgrading an existing LabKey Server to v9.3 will upgrade the JRE from 1.5 to 1.6 automatically if and only if the JRE 1.5 was installed by the LabKey installer. In other words, if you are running a JRE 1.5 that you installed yourself, external to the LabKey installer, you will be on your own to upgrade it if you wish to do so. An upgrade to the 1.6 JRE isn't required for LabKey v9.3, but likely will be for LabKey v10.1 or v10.2.