Version 6.5 of The Server Framework was released today.
This release includes the following, see the release notes, here, for full details of all changes.
WebSockets support via The WebSockets Option Pack. WebSocket protocol compliance test results can be found here. Improvements to the flow control connection filter so that managing high volume connections is easier than ever. Added code to automatically detect if it’s safe to enable FILE_SKIP_COMPLETION_PORT_ON_SUCCESS on a given machine.
Version 6.4 of The Server Framework was released today.
This release includes the following, see the release notes, here, for full details of all changes.
The ability to enable, configurable, automatic, crash dump creation on certain error conditions. Two new single reader, multiple writer, lock implementations. Full code page support for unicode to multi-byte conversions. Rationalisation of output from ToHexString() variants. The ability to limit the number of pending file writes to a collection of asynchronous file writers.
Version 6.3.3 of The Server Framework was released today.
This release is purely a bug fix release and includes the following fix.
A fix to JetByteTools::Service::CServiceManager so that it actually allows the service to run without throwing an exception! Fixes to JetByteTools::CLRHosting::CCLREventSink and JetByteTools::CLRHosting::CHostPolicyManager to remove a race condition during host shutdown which could have caused a purecall due to events being fired after the event sink has been destroyed. There’s no need for a documentation update so the latest docs available online will be for the 6.
Version 6.3.2 of The Server Framework was released today.
This release is purely a bug fix release and includes the following fixes.
Fixes to JetByteTools::OpenSSL::CAsyncConnection to remove the possibility of deadlock due to a lock inversion. Fixes to JetByteTools::SSPI::SChannel::CAsyncConnection to remove the possibility of deadlock due to a lock inversion. Fixes to JetByteTools::SSPI::Negotiate::CAsyncConnection to remove the possibility of deadlock due to a lock inversion. Fixes to JetByteTools::CLRHosting::CCLREventSink and JetByteTools::CLRHosting::CCLRHost to remove a race condition during host shutdown which could have caused a purecall due to events being fired after the event sink has been destroyed.
Version 6.3.1 of The Server Framework was released today.
This release is purely a bug fix release and includes the following fixes.
Fixes to JetByteTools::OpenSSL::CStreamSocketConnectionFilter to prevent buffer reference leaks which result in memory leaks during secure connection processing; see here for more details. Fixes to JetByteTools::OpenSSL::CAsyncConnector to prevent socket reference leaks in situations where connections are reset or where unexpected SSL errors occur. These socket reference leaks can cause delays and hangs when shutting down a server or connection manager.
Version 6.3 of The Server Framework was released today.
This release includes the following, see the release notes, here, for full details of all changes.
Performance improvements on Vista and later operating systems. See here for more details. Performance improvements for some designs of datagram server by reusing sockets and buffers more aggressively and thus avoiding the allocators in some situations A redesigned the timer queue to improve timer dispatch performance.
