HydroObjects version 1.1
The University of Texas at Austin, contributed in conjunction with 
The Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science, Inc. (CUAHSI).

Released 9:58 AM 6/2/2008

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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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HydroObjects requires the .Net Framework 2.0.
HydroObjects was built for the Windows environment.
The MS Excel file included with HydroObjects requires MS Office 2003 Service Pack 3, or MS Office 2007 or greater.

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COPYRIGHT
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For copyright and distribution information, see the license.rtf file included with the installation.

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INSTALLATION
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To install HydroObjects, run Setup.exe and follow the instructions.

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DESCRIPTION
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HydroObjects is a .Net DLL with COM classes that support hydrology applications.  The key class in the library is WebServiceWrapper, which provides a method for calling web services from a COM (e.g., VBA) environment.  This class can be used to call WaterOneFlow methods for downloading hydrologic time series.

The Setup zip file includes a spreadsheet that makes use of HydroObjects to enable download of daily streamflow data. The spreadsheet uses, so you will need to set your Excel security level to allow macros to be enabled.

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UNINSTALLING HYDROOBJECTS
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You can uninstall CUAHSI HydroObjects from Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.

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CHANGELOG
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1.0.6
Added license agreement and CUAHSI logo to installation wizard. 

Updated DynamicWebServiceProxy.InvokeCall so that it returns the inner exception's message upon error.  The inner exception should be the soap exception, and provides more detailed error info than what the function was previously returning.

1.1.0
Removed ETL class from the project.  The functions in ETL have not been verified against the latest CUAHSI specs.