Release Notes: Code generation bugs in jrpcgen were fixed, so that elements from enumerations can now be used as program numbers. Moreover, if a port number is explicitly given to the constructor of a server object, it is not ignored anymore. Two new jrpcgen command line options give more control over the code generation process: method stubs on the server side can now optionally take a call information parameter, which is useful for authentication, et cetera.


Release Notes: Control over the character encoding of strings has been added to both clients and servers. The support for JBuilder project files has been dropped. Instead, a project file for the Eclipse IDE is now included.


Release Notes: Code generation bugs in jrpcgen were fixed, so that elements from enumerations can now be used as program numbers. Moreover, if a port number is explicitly given to the constructor of a server object, it is not ignored anymore. Two new jrpcgen command line options give more control over the code generation process: method stubs on the server side can now optionally take a call information parameter, which is useful for authentication, et cetera.


Release Notes: This release contains two bugfixes in the jrpcgen protocol compiler. The first fix solves a problem which occurs with remote functions containing multiple parameters and one or more parameters being enums. The second fix solves a bug which caused certain enumeration constants not being dumped to the generated source code in the presence of dependencies.


Release Notes: jrpcgen was improved so that it now generates code with iteration loops for XDR structs which contain tail references to themselves. A race condition in the listening thread for TCP-based ONC/RPC servers was corrected. An additional constructor was added to the classes OncRpcTcpServerTransport and OncRpcUdpServerTransport that now accepts a local binding address.


Release Notes: The portmapper client object has been enhanced to use both UDP and TCP. A new constructor was added to TCP-based ONC/RPC clients which carries out a user-controlled connect(). (The timeout can be controlled by the calling application.) The version information in OncRpcConstants was finally corrected.