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0.2.2

The python wrapper of Xenon, using the JPype library

Changes:
- specifying the `logback.xml` file to be used, to remove some messages.
- reduced the amount of conversion code needed
- removed the Makefile to build and test

This release is also uploaded to PyPi

0.2.1

Hotfix: moved Java libraries to the xenon package, for Python 3.5 support.

0.2.0

- Because the pyjnius Java interface was very hard to install using pip, including for people just using the pyxenon library, we switched to JPype as a Java interface. The API has been kept the same, but part of this change may be exposed to users in terms of error messages and slight changes to calling functions with multiple signatures (e.g. which System.out.println function is called depends on what object type is passed, and you need a JPype function now to make that distinction).
- we added some conversion functions to deal with Java streams and dict<->HashMap conversion
- added a notice file
- Using Xenon 1.1.0 release instead of the snapshot release.

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