There have been many updates to this client for 5.1. See the OMERO.web section on the What’s new for OMERO 5.1 for sysadmins page for further details.
OMERO.web template and view writers need to use the @render_response() decorator, see render_response for more details.
The redundant -locked flag has been removed from data manager tree nodes e.g. dataset-locked is now simply dataset.
The API’s request operations Chgrp, Chown, Delete, and their superclass GraphModify, are now deprecated. They are replaced by Chgrp2, Chown2, Delete2, and their superclass GraphModify2. OMERO 5.1.2 adds Chmod2. To allow each deprecated request to be implemented by its corresponding replacement, a partial API compatibility layer is included in OMERO 5.1 and is activated by default through the new configuration property omero.graphs.wrap. If the new request implementations introduce regressions, setting that property to false will reactivate the implementations from OMERO 5.0. However, the configuration property omero.graphs.wrap will be removed in OMERO 5.2 and Chgrp, Chown, Delete, and GraphModify, will be removed in OMERO 5.3. OMERO 5.1 users should thus be using the new 5.1 graph requests so that problems may be detected and corrected before the deprecated features are removed.
OMERO.tables attribute names beginning with __ are reserved for internal use, see OMERO.tables.
Changes to ImportContainer will break any listeners implemented by external developers.
A number of Objects formerly of numerical type are now unit quantities. As a result, code working with these types will no longer compile and queries of these types will now return different values. For example, as explained in Querying units, to return the floating point number using:
select planeInfo.exposureTime from PlaneInfo planeInfo ...
you now need to add .value as follows:
select planeInfo.exposureTime.value from PlaneInfo planeInfo ...
and you also need the enum to go along with it.