The release notes and how-to is available on the j2mod GitHub page.
Notable change since the RC4 is that it now uses SLF4J instead of LOG4J
The library sports a decent range of junit tests but the only interface that hasn't been exercised is the Serial ASCII. All of the other transports have been tested locally and most on customer sites in production.
This is a drop-in replacement for v1.06 so you shouldn't need to do anything other than get rid of that pesky RxTxComm from your deployment.
I'm signing off from SourceForge now so I wont be responding to messges on this forum any longer but feel free to join me on the v2.0 GitHub project site https://github.com/steveohara/j2mod to add issue tickets and pull requests.
As the self-styled South London poet Vinne Jones put it - "It's been emotional..."
Last edit: Steve 2016-04-06
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v2.0 is now availabe as a production release from Maven
The release notes and how-to is available on the j2mod GitHub page.
Notable change since the RC4 is that it now uses SLF4J instead of LOG4J
The library sports a decent range of junit tests but the only interface that hasn't been exercised is the Serial ASCII. All of the other transports have been tested locally and most on customer sites in production.
This is a drop-in replacement for v1.06 so you shouldn't need to do anything other than get rid of that pesky RxTxComm from your deployment.
I'm signing off from SourceForge now so I wont be responding to messges on this forum any longer but feel free to join me on the v2.0 GitHub project site https://github.com/steveohara/j2mod to add issue tickets and pull requests.
As the self-styled South London poet Vinne Jones put it - "It's been emotional..."
Last edit: Steve 2016-04-06