+Wed Aug 15 12:47:55 EDT 2007
+jcifs-1.2.17 released
+
+A try/catch that was accedentally added in a previous release has been
+removed.
+
+Thu Aug 2 12:00:00 EDT 2007
+jcifs-1.2.16 released
+
+With this release, JCIFS now supports domain-based DFS. With
+domain-based DFS, clients access DFS roots under the DNS domain name
+like \\example.com\dfs\foo so that users do not need to remember server
+names. However, for clients to work with these DFS roots they have to
+be prepared to connect to each domain controller as necessary to find
+the target share and successfully authenticate. JCIFS now includes this
+retry logic. JCIFS will also do something that it seems even Windows
+clients do not do - if you list the shares of a domain (e.g. (new
+SmbFile("smb://example.com/")).listFiles()), JCIFS will build a merged
+list of all shares on all domain controllers.
+
+Note that these changes are fairly significant. Whenever JCIFS tries to
+connect to a server this new logic is used. So if anyone notices anything
+out of the ordinary please report it to the JCIFS mailaing list.
+
Mon Jul 16 13:26:26 EDT 2007
jcifs-1.2.15 released
<project name="jcifs" default="usage" basedir=".">
- <property name="version" value="1.2.16"/>
- <property name="reldate" value="Aug 2, 2007"/>
+ <property name="version" value="1.2.17"/>
+ <property name="reldate" value="Aug 15, 2007"/>
<target name="usage">
<echo>
request.desiredAccess |= 0x20000;
response.isExtended = true;
}
-try {
send( request, response );
-} catch( Exception e) {
- e.printStackTrace();
-}
f = response.fid;
attributes = response.extFileAttributes & ATTR_GET_MASK;
attrExpiration = System.currentTimeMillis() + attrExpirationPeriod;