What's New in 4.1.0.CR1
BrowserSim
Configurable Live Reload port
Now you can specify the port for the Live Reload server. To specify the port go to Menu > Preferences > Settings and enter the desired value into the "LiveReload Port" input field.
Related JIRA: JBIDE-14361
Weinre UI enhancements
Now Weinre is more informative and user-friendly. There are several UI enhancements, such as progress monitor and address bar. Weinre can be opened via Menu > Debug > Weinre
Related JIRA: JBIDE-14079
Forge Tools
JST / JSF / HTML Editor
jQuery Mobile
jQuery Mobile Palette
HTML text formatting for code snippets inserted via the Palette view was improved. The Palette view now creates a formatted HTML code based on Eclipse preferences for text editors.
Related JIRA: JBIDE-14735
Maven
JBoss Maven Integration
Source lookup improvements
The automatic source lookup feature is now capable of fixing bad source attachements, even for Maven enabled projects. If the attached source doesn’t exist (ex. you wiped out your maven local repository) or doesn’t contain the right source files, it will try to download the proper source. This is especially handy when working on PDE plugins, when PDE automatically attaches the binary jar as a source to itself, even when it doesn’t contain any sources.
Related JIRA: JBIDE-14990
OpenShift
Application Wizard
Creation log for all applications
When creating applications you want to know about the credentials that OpenShift initially set for you. This is especially helpful and required when you create a jenkins where you get it’s url and username/password presented. With CR1 we now present you what OpenShift did for you if there’s anything to be noticed for any type of application and/or cartridge.
Related JIRA: JBIDE-14945
Server Tools
Tomcat Servers found with Runtime Detection
Tomcat servers are now able to be found and created via JBossTools Runtime Detection. This means even if you restart in a new workspace, you’ll be able to use the runtime detection’s automatic scanning of filesystem paths to create your Tomcat server (or any slimmed-down Tomcat-based JBoss server) as soon as you fire up your new workspace.
Related JIRA: JBIDE-15066