1 This is the Java API for the Light Weight Event System.
5 - JDK 1.5.x (http://java.sun.com/)
6 - Maven 2.2.x (http://apache.maven.org/)
13 % mvn --batch-mode release:prepare release:perform
16 To increase the read buffer size on the multicast socket, set the system property
17 MulticastReceiveBufferSize. For example,
19 java -DMulticastReceiveBufferSize=8388608 ...
23 - New data types: byte, float, double, ipv4
24 - Array support (Java implementation uses List)
30 Changed license to BSD.
34 - There is a memory leak in jdk 1.6.0_20 and earlier in
35 java.util.concurrent.LinkedBlockingQueue so I made a copy of that class and
36 fixed the memory leak.
40 - Allow one to override the size check that is done as part of the Event class. Size
41 really only matters if one is intending on emitting the created event not if they
42 are reading it from a file. Also allow introspection into Event to get the size in
46 0.2.1 -> 0.2.2 Changes
47 - Added the ability to set a maximum capacity on the internal queue used by the
48 ThreadedProcessor. If you set the queue size, you can avoid out of memory exceptions,
49 but you run the risk of dropping events on the floor (it would depend on how fast
50 you are processing events and how big your network buffer is).
53 0.1.1 -> 0.2.0 Changes
54 - I removed the files that are autogenerated by javacc and made it part of the build.
55 The .java files will end up in target/generated-sources/javacc if you are interested in
58 - I also nuked the ant build.xml file. I don't want to support both ant and maven and imo,
61 - Added more unit tests
63 - Allow post event creation validation
65 - Use LinkedBlockingQueues where possible to retain event order and help synchronization.
67 - I removed AttributeNotSetException because throwing an exception if an attribute isn't set
68 in the event should not be the proper behavior (after all, HashMap and the like do not do this).