jcifs-1.2.0 from tgz

jcifs-1.2.0 from tgz

Sun May 22 18:22:32 EDT 2005
jcifs-1.2.0 released

This release is jcifs-1.1.11trans2 with the following modifications.

Named  pipes  were broken when DCE transactions where added with 1.x. Call,
Transact,  CreateFile,  and  DCE  named  pipe  calls should now all work as
expected.  The  NetBIOS name resolution code will now use the last resource
record of a name query response if there are more than one. This appears to
be more correct in at least one instance (VMWare adapters on my workstation
at work are appearing first).

Also note the trans releases below.

Mon May  9 18:49:24 EDT 2005
jcifs-1.1.11trans2 released

Socket  exception  handling  was  non-existant and reads would actually not
read anything but 0's. These issues and other small issues have been fixed.

Wed May  4 22:31:28 EDT 2005
jcifs-1.1.11trans released

This  "transitional" release has all the 1.1.10 and 1.1.11 fixes as well as
more  work  on  the transport layer. The last trans release had a silly mid
rollover  bug.  I  have  also emiminated a deadlock condition. These issues
have  been  fixed.  Also  the  client  will  not  properly try port 445 and
fallback  to  139  as necessary. This *could* be stable enough that I might
try to promote this to 1.2.0.

Thu Apr  7 23:02:48 EDT 2005
jcifs-1.1.9trans released

This  is  a 'transitional' or 'transport rewrite' release. It's stock 1.1.9
but  the  transport layer has been refactored and reduced (actually totally
rewritten  -  SmbTransport.java is less than half the size of it's previous
version).  It  may  still  not be "correct" because I believe the high-load
concurrency  issue  may have to do with how sessions and trees are created.
That  is  another step that delves into how Principles will be handled so I
thought  I  would  release  this  as is because it seems pretty stable so I
thought  I  would  put it out there as a reference point. To give people an
insentive  to  actually  use it I have changed the port to 445, applied the
share reconnect fix from Darren and the getDiskFreeSpace patch from Thomas.
Also if you really need the dial to go to 11, preliminary testing indicates
this transport is a few percent faster.