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Note: OpenHBCI is now outdated and no
longer maintained. The successor of OpenHBCI is the library family
AqBanking/AqHBCI, written
by the same authors as the successful OpenHBCI library, released since August
2004. Please go to AqBanking
for more information.
The following information refers to the old, unmaintained OpenHBCI library:
October 31, 2003: First Beta of OpenHBCI-TNG Released.
OpenHBCI-TNG is the next generation of OpenHBCI. It concentrates on the HBCI protocol only and is in most parts
a rewrite of the old version.
This version uses XML-alike files to describe account jobs ("Geschaeftsvorfaelle") which makes it much easier
to add new jobs.
April 10, 2003: This news page is unmaintained
As people probably have noticed, this "News" page is not kept
up to date. There have been several releases of OpenHBCI, the latest being
OpenHBCI-0.9.9 on March 30, 2003. For further releases, please check the
download section
on our SourceForge site. Further new announcements will probably rather
appear on our LinuxWiki OpenHBCI
Page (in German).
December 9, 2002: OpenHBCI-0.9.4 released
This version brings some small bug fixes in saving and restoring of
German umlauts. Also, yet more C wrappers are
provided. And the MediumRDH now offers methods to reset
the sequence counter.
The upcoming GnuCash releases
1.7.6 and higher will depend on this version.
October 18, 2002: OpenHBCI-0.9.2 released
This version 0.9.2 fixes bugs in the communication with Deutsche Bank
servers, which now works fine. Note that all releases in the 0.9.x
series are still beta and not recommended for usage in a production
environment. Nevertheless the development team encourages testers from
all over Germany to try the HBCI functionality and provide feedback from
as many banks as possible.
October 16 2002 OpenHBCI-0.9.1 released Another release
in the beta series 0.9 has been made public. This one features
yet more bugfixes with the handling of strings and values, as
well as improvements for banks that give you Customer-IDs and
User-IDs which differ from each other (although this case still
needs more testing and user feedback). This version is a
requirement for the latest GnuCash alpha release 0.7.1 which comes with
initial HBCI support. The other Applications (AqMoney, KOpenHBCI, GOpenHBCI) do not
immediately require an update at this point in time, but
improvements can be seen in every developer community.
Sept 23 2002 OpenHBCI-0.9beta3 released Bug fix in
handling of saved balance values, and several improvements in
the C wrappers.
Sept 12 2002 OpenHBCI-0.9beta2 released
This version features improved documentation, bugfixes and a new and
much safer way of handling of RDH keyfiles. A converter tool for the
mandatory conversion of old keyfiles into the new format is provided.
Aug 27 2002 API change for MediumRDH
Due to some shortcomings in the keyfile medium, the API of the MediumRDH
has been changed, see
here, but currently the changed API is only in the CVS branch "aq-0_9".
aqmoney and the other applications are already adapted. As soon as final
testing has been completed sucessfully, the changes will be merged on HEAD
and the beta2-release can be made public.
Aug 02 2002 OpenHBCI-0.9beta1 released
First beta release in preparation to the stable release series. API is mostly
stabilized but might still undergo minor changes. Download on our SourceForge site.
July 25 2002 API Freeze under way
The API in OpenHBCI has been drastically changed over the last three months.
Eventually now things are converging to a stable phase, in which we will
focus on testing, bug-fixing and application development. The definite API
freeze will be announced shortly.
July 24 2002 aqmoney moved back to own project In the same
course as the API freeze, the close coupling between OpenHBCI and the
primary testing application, aqmoney, can be loosened. Therefore from
now on aqmoney will be
continuing as its own project again, and the aqmoney sources in
OpenHBCI's CVS will be removed.
June 05 2002 openHBCI and aqmoney have merged openHBCI and
aqmoney have merged into one project - openHBCI. This merge was
performed because both projects were working together very closely and
aqmoney offered a more comfortable api for application developers (it
was a wrapper around openHBCI hiding the HBCI-internals, doing
user-management, exception-handling ...)
May 12 2002 CVS mailing list created
a new mailing list has been created.
Subscribe
if you want to recieve the CVS-comments
May 08 2002 new developer Christian Stimmig Christian Stimmig
has joined the developer team. He will concentrate on making openHBCI
available in GnuCash.
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