Releases: sbt/ipcsocket
1.6.3
1.6.2
1.6.1
Note: This is identical to 1.6.0, but republished since it's failing to sync to Maven Central.
fixes and updates
- Replace
WaitForSingleObject
withFlushFileBuffers
on Windows by @andrzejressel by #27 - Cross build Aarch64 artifacts by @eed3si9n in #33, #34, #35
behind the scene
Full Changelog: v1.5.0...v1.6.0
1.6.0
1.5.0
JNA 5.12.0
- ipcsocket 1.5.0 updates JNA to 5.12.0
Bug fixes
- Fixes native library cleanup, which was trying to delete temporary directory like
/tmp
whenuseJNI
istrue
by @eed3si9n in #23 - Fixes typo in
ERROR_PIPE_CONNECTED
implementation by @eatkins in #21
Tests and samples
New Contributors
Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.5.0
1.4.1
Bug fixes
- Fixes native library cleanup, which was trying to delete temporary directory like
/tmp
whenuseJNI
istrue
by @eed3si9n in #23 - Fixes typo in
ERROR_PIPE_CONNECTED
implementation by @eatkins in #21
Tests and samples
New Contributors
Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.4.1
1.4.0
IPC Socket 1.4.0 updates Java Native Access (JNA) to 5.8.0, which adds support for Apple silicon (ARM). ARM support has been available via Java Native Interface (JNI) implementation since 1.2.0, but this allows the same implementation to be used on ARM macs. JNI would still be necessary for GraalVM native image purposes.
IPC Socket 1.4.0 also contains the fix to server socket forgetting about useJNI
flag, which prevents BSP import on ARM macs. The fix was contributed by @quelgar in #14.
1.3.1
1.3.0
IPC Socket 1.3.0 changes the Java Native Interface (JNI) macOS to use multi-architecture binary for x86-64 and Apple silicon (AArch64). This was contributed by @eatkins in #12.
IPC Socket 1.3.0 also adds maxSocketLength
method to return the maximum path length for the Unix Domain Socket. Previously this query was implemented only via JNA. #13 by @eatkins.
IPC Socket is a Java wrapper around interprocess communication (IPC) using java.net.ServerSocket
and java.net.Socket
as the API. On Unix-like systems, it uses Unix Domain Socket. The path is a filesystem path name. On Windows, IPC is implemented using Named Pipe. The path must refer to an entry in \\?\pipe\
or \\.\pipe\
.
1.2.0
IPC Socket 1.2.0 adds Java Native Interface (JNI) implementations for Apple silicon (AArch64) macOS. This was contributed by @catap in #11.
IPC Socket is a Java wrapper around interprocess communication (IPC) using java.net.ServerSocket
and java.net.Socket
as the API. On Unix-like systems, it uses Unix Domain Socket. The path is a filesystem path name. On Windows, IPC is implemented using Named Pipe. The path must refer to an entry in \\?\pipe\
or \\.\pipe\
.