$Id: Changes,v 1.3 2005/04/15 22:00:53 joern Exp $
Revision history and release notes for Event::RPC:
0.83 Fri Apr 15, 2005, joern
Features:
- Made more parts of the API public by documenting them.
- New server option "connection_hook" for accessing
Event::RPC::Connection objects during connecting and
disconnecting.
- New server option "auto_reload_modules" to control the
server's auto reloading facility, which was activated
by default up to now.
- New server option "host" to bind the listener to a
specific address. Default is to bind to all addresses.
- Increased connect performance by reducing the number
of messages exchanged between client and server.
- Client may request a subset of exported server classes.
Default is still to import all classes exported by the
server.
- Client checks Event::RPC version and used protocol version
on connect and warns different software versions but dies
on incompatible protocol versions. Naturally it's
recommended to use the same Event::RPC version on server
and client.
- Methods for getting client and server (after connecting)
software and protocol version numbers.
Bugfixes:
- Missed ReuseAddr on listener sockets.
- Made testsuite more robust
- Network logging clients could block the server by
sending data to it.
- Renamed client option 'server' to 'host', which is more
adequate. 'server' is still allowed but deprecated and
using it triggers a warning.
0.82 Sun Apr 10, 2005, joern
Notes:
- First public release. API is fairly stable.
Features:
- User/password based authentication added.
- Full documentation added.
- Test suite added which covers all connection
types and the most important features.
0.81 Sun Mar 13, 2005, joern
Notes:
- Still an internal release, incomplete documentation, no
test suite.
Features:
- Support for SSL encryption added using IO::Socket::SSL.
- Event loop abstraction. Event::RPC now works with Event
and Glib and can be easily extended for other event loop
frameworks. Thanks to Rocco Caputo for the suggestion.
0.80 Sun Mar 13, 2005, joern
Notes:
- A non public release. Only announced on the perl-loop mailing
list for the namespace request and to get comments. Module
is fully working but API isn't documented yet very well.
Security stuff (SSL encryption, some password authentication)
is missing also a complete test suite.