SuperSocket 1.4 stable officially released

SuperSocket 1.4 stable was officially released today!

For: http://supersocket.codeplex.com/releases/view/69473

What is SuperSocket?

SuperSocket is a lightweight, scalable, cross-platform. NET Socket server development framework, which can be used to build a command-based server Socket program, without understanding how to use Socket, how to maintain Socket connections, or how the Socket works. This project is developed using pure C #, which is easy to expand and integrate into existing projects. As long as your existing system (forum/CRM/MIS/HRM/ERP) is used. NET development, you can use SuperSocket easily develop the Socket server application you need to integrate into your existing system.

SuperSocket has three important features:

• Lightweight: less than 3000 lines of code
• Scalability: it is easy to expand. The SuperSocket design fully considers scalability.
• Cross-platform: can run on Windows and Unix systems (through Mono)

For more information about the SuperSocket project homepage, see the project homepage.

Http://supersocket.codeplex.com/

SuperSocket documentation

Http://www.cnblogs.com/jzywh/archive/2011/04/19/SuperSocketDocument.html (Chinese)

Http://supersocket.codeplex.com/documentation

Changes to SuperSocket 1.4 stable compared with the previous version include:

New features:

• Make thread pool size configurable
• Command Filter
• Connection Filter
• Windows Azure platform support
• Make TCP Keep Alive parameters configurable
• Mono 2.10 or later is supported)
• Built-in Flash/Silverlight Policy Server
• Support for multiple command Sets
• Added more quick start sample projects

Improvement:

• Use TPL to process multi-threaded transactions
• Transfers the received data processing process from the completed port thread pool to the working thread pool (in asynchronous mode)
• Simplifies and improves the extension of asynchronous operations
• Improved application interfaces for Performance Logs and performance data collection
• Improve the Performance of session retrieval through session snapshots
• Improve configuration-related code
• Simplify the implementation of custom protocols
• Improved custom protocols to support obtaining multiple commands during a single reception
• Allow custom encoding of the command line protocol

Defect Repair:

• Fixed the problem that SendResponse (byte [] data) is not implemented in UDP sessions.
• Fixed the problem where redundant log directories were created when multiple server instances were running.
• Fixed the problem of reading data by session based on the data length or Terminator.

Other changes:

• Set the default value of the configuration for automatically clearing timeout sessions to false.
• Change the Default character Encoding of the session from Encoding. Default to UTF8.
• Rename the serviceName attribute of the service node in the configuration to name
• Reduce the length of the session ID in the log