[0] Dreamweaver updates synced from web server.
Remove some commented out code. [1816]
[0] Dreamweaver updates synced from web server.
Add -tempuserpath to -help output. [1784]
Ignore size and mag parameters. [1816]

Rather than throwing an exception if they are provided.
Ignore location (and coordinateSystem) parameter.

[1816]
Tiny bit of cleanup. [0]
Java 7+ update, refactoring and javadoc updates.

Now using NIO 2’s Path/Paths API as well as Objects.requireNonNull.

Removed the code related to pathSeparator, and improved error handling
for the defaultPrefs and newLine constructor parameters.

[1423]
[0] Dreamweaver updates synced from web server.
Remove rets2 and rets3. [1853]
Update RGB layer control text fields...

when set ranges are set via script.  Thanks for the tip Bob!
[1852]
Bring in GeoGridDataSource NPE fix. [0]

This is from
https://github.com/Unidata/IDV/commit/c77f2d0fe7d234e290dfd94964a81587e2
a1acf5
Bring ViewManager up to date with IDV version. [0]

The code is essentially unchanged due to the IDV change being from my
pull request.
Fix whitespace diffs in MapViewManager. [0]

No code changes—this is just to make diff tools happy.
Java 7+ changes and some cleanup. [1423]

This is actually a test of the automated per-commit builds.
Add "zip.tiny" and "zip.all" targets to build.xml.

* zip.tiny will create “dist/mcidasv-tiny.zip” that contains just
local-idv.jar and mcidasv.jar.

* zip.all will create “dist/mcidasv-alljars.zip” that contains the
McIDAS-V classpath.

Both targets will always overwrite their respective zip files, so no
need to worry about running the “clean” target.

[1854]
[0] Dreamweaver updates synced from web server.
Condense zip.tiny and zip.all into single target.

Now “ant archive” will create both dist/mcidasv-tiny.zip as well as
dist/mcidasv-alljars.zip.

[1854]
Remove McIDAS-X Bridge chooser from default list
Fix some of the links to external javadocs. [0]

* Now using docs.oracle.com rather than java.sun.com (and JavaSE 7
rather than 6).

* Fixed link to netcdf-java 4.3 javadocs.

* Also did a little sprucing up in the profiler target--but you're
probably better off launching YourKit (or whatever profiler you use)
from your IDE.