 Features
Major Features
What's New
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- Create multi-client TCP server applications.
- Support for secure server creations: SSL, TLS.
- Support for thread per client (multi-threaded) - Blocking Mode.
- Support for non-blocking input output - Non-Blocking Mode.
- Clear separation of server, protocol and authentication logic.
- Remote administration support: QSAdminServer (With support plugable application commands).
- Command Shell for local administration of server.
- GUI based remote administration: QsAdminGUI (with support for plug-ins)
- Restart or Suspend the server without killing connected clients.
- In build pools for reusing of Threads and most used Objects.
- Full logging support [Java built in Logging].
- Support for sending and receiving Strings, Bytes, Binary and serialized java objects.
- Support for identifying and searching a client.
- Support for xml configuration with ability to store application specific data in the same xml. [View Sample]
- Support for xml Based JDBC Mapping.
- Support for Service Configurator pattern.
- Support for restricting access to server by ip address.
- Support for loading/reloading application jar from xml.
- Ability to add process hooks into QuickServer.
- Ability to specify maximum number of clients allowed.
- Support for negotiating secure connection over normal tcp connection.
- Nice easy examples come with the distribution - FTPServer, CmdServer, EchoWebServer, ChatServer, SecureEchoWebServer, XmlAdder, PipeServer, Filesrv.
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[Change Log]
- Implemented support auto NIO writes in sendClientXXX methods of ClientHandler.
- Added initServer() method that throws AppException if it fails.
- Added getServiceError() to Service.
- Added load() method to QuickServer that loads the server from the xml file.
- Improved ByteBufferInputStream for readLine.
- Improved BasicClientHandler, NonBlockingClientHandler.
- Improved setClassLoader() in QuickServer.
- GhostSocketReaper now will close pools after last client disconnects after server is stopped.
- Many more bug fixes and enhancements.
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