This release brings significant changes and enhancements to the Client and Server classes, threading, benchmarking, checksum functionality, logging framework, and listener classes. The codebase has undergone major refactoring to improve readability, maintainability, and performance.
Here are the key highlights of this release:
- Rewrote the entire Client and Server classes:
- The Client and Server classes have been rewritten from scratch, resulting in cleaner and more modular code.
- The refactoring improves code organization, readability, and extensibility.
- Threading improvements:
- The threading mechanism has been redesigned and is now handled by the new ThreadManager.
- The new threading implementation provides better control and management of threads, leading to improved performance and stability.
- Introducing BenchmarkTest:
- A new BenchmarkTest feature has been added to the application.
- The BenchmarkTest allows users to measure and evaluate the performance of the application under different scenarios.
- Updated checksum functionality:
- The checksum functionality has been updated and improved.
- The new implementation enhances the accuracy and reliability of data integrity checks.
- Migrated to SLF4J:
- The logging framework has been migrated to SLF4J (Simple Logging Facade for Java).
- SLF4J provides a standardized and flexible logging interface, improving logging capabilities and compatibility.
- Modified listener classes:
- The listener classes have been modified to accommodate the changes in the Client and Server classes.
These changes in version 1.5 significantly enhance the application's performance, maintainability, and extensibility. The codebase is more robust, and the new features provide users with better control and monitoring capabilities.
Thank you for your using PacketNET. We hope you enjoy the improvements in version 1.5!