[zeromq-dev] [ANN] JeroMQ 0.4.0 - A pure Java clone of libzmq
Trevor Bernard
trevor.bernard at gmail.com
Wed Mar 22 19:36:47 CET 2017
I'd like to announce the immediate availability of
org.zeromq/jeromq-0.4.0 on Maven central. Special thanks to Dave
Yarwood for all his hard work which allowed this release to happen.
Try it via
Download: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/zeromq/jeromq/0.4.0/
0.4.0 includes the following changes:
Added:
- #366: support for ZMQ_REQ_RELAXED and ZMQ_REQ_CORRELATE socket options
- #375: re-added ZMQ.Socket.disconnect, which had been removed in
0.3.6 because the contributor who originally added it did not agree to
the license change from LGPL to MPLv2
Changed:
- #374:
- fixed a NullPointerException and mangling of existing indexes in
ZMQ.Poller
- fixed a Windows bug in Signaler
- other small changes to keep JeroMQ in sync with jzmq
- #386: improved deallocation of polling Selector resources. When
creating a poller via ZMQ.Context.poller or ZContext.createPoller, the
context will manage the Selector resources and ensure that they are
deallocated when the context is terminated.
- #387: (BREAKING CHANGE) It is no longer possible to create a
ZMQ.Poller in any way except via a context. This is to ensure that all
Selector resources are deallocated when a context is terminated.
- #388 ZMQ.Socket.setLinger can now be called safely after a context
is terminated.
- #390: fixed a bug where terminating a context while polling would
sometimes cause a ClosedChannelException.
- #399: fixed a NullPointerException that would sometimes occur when
terminating a context
- #400: (BREAKING CHANGE)
- deprecated the setters setIoThreads, setMain and setContext in
ZContext. These parameters are set in the constructor and final.
Because it is no longer possible to set these values after
constructing a ZContext, the setters are now no-ops.
- #402: added constructors for ZPoller that take a ZContext argument,
thus making it possible to create a ZPoller whose Selector resources
are managed by the context.
Full changelog here: https://github.com/zeromq/jeromq/blob/v0.4.0/CHANGELOG.md
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