2.2.4.0

• Added Travis CI and Coveralls badges to README.md.
• Increase test coverage, added unit tests.
• Updated to Java library 2.2.4.

2.2.3.19

Updated to new SpeedTools library.

2.2.3.18

Reworked responses for /alphabets and /territories, returning to older format (also easier for
client parsing) and including a total attribute to indicate total number of items in list (for paging).

Added metrics for alphabets and territories methods.

2.2.3.17

Completely refactored the source tree to create JARs for all classes in the WAR file. This
was needed to allow running the service from the command-line using java only.

This version can be used to run the service stand-alone, without Tomcat, on a local machine.
This allows you, for example, to use the XML services from within your own local MS Excel sheet.
See the README.md on how to do this.

2.2.3.16

Changed JSON API response for /alphabets and /territories: these no longer return a top-level
entity alphabets or territories; only the list of values, which is more in line with the
rest of the API.

2.2.3.14

Added help text.

2.2.3.13

Added additional XML support. You can prefix methods now with xml, to make
the default output XML, rather than JSON. This is particularly useful if you
need to use an XML service, but you can't specify the correct HTTP header.

Works with Google spreadsheets and Microsoft Excel. 

In Google spreadsheets use the =IMPORTXML function, e.g.
=IMPORTXML("http://api.mapcode.com/mapcode/xml/codes/52.376514,4.908543";"//local") 

In Microsoft Excel, use the =WEBSERVICE function.

2.2.3.12

• Added full XML support, next to JSON. Use the HTTP Accept header to specify
  the expected format: application/json or application/xml. (This features allows
  users of MS Excel to use the "=WEBSERVICE()" function, on Windows.)
• Added unit tests to test the REST services.
• Added debug mode (parameter debug=true), which prevents writing to the trace database.
• Fixed content type on GET operations to accept anything.

2.2.3.4

• Using new SpeedTools library version.

2.2.3.2

Based on latest Java and SpeedTools versions.