Revision history for Perl extension AnyEvent::MPRPC

0.20 2013-02-01T21:28:13

    - Add 2 callbacks (before/after_connect) and 1 option (connect_timeout)
      (hirose31)

0.19

    - Split AnyEvent::MessagePack to it's own distribution.
      (tokuhirom)

0.18

    - AnyEvent::MPRPC::Client 'call' method can take scalar as RPC parameters
      (It has been able to take only ArrayRef).

0.17

    commit 4f6db620d1b0b86f776946f4d8688dc9fc69c966
    Author: Maxime Soulé <btik-git@scoubidou.com>
    Date:   Mon Jul 30 10:17:51 2012 +0200

        A read_type AnyEvent handler must call the callback only once per
        call, else one have a risk of memleak by pushing/shifting too many
        "read" callbacks in the read queue.
        And so each read callback should re-arm itself (if needed) in the read
        queue. Using on_read callback to do that is a mistake, as on_read can
        be called several times before a complete messagepack packet is
        received.

0.16

    - Fixes RT#74518: issue
    Bug #74518 for AnyEvent-MPRPC: AnyEvent::MessagePack read type corrupts responses
    (fixed By Max++, and reported by asguthrie++)

0.15

    - use Data::MessagePack::Stream instead!

0.14

    - Handle bogus data the right way instead throwing an exception...
      ( maxatome++)

0.13

    - added on_accept, on_dispatch(Tobias Nissen)

0.11

    - modernized packaging

0.10 2011-08-08 10:49:46

    - Ensure MsgId to be an integer as the MPRPC specification says
      (thanks to @heavenshell for reporting it)

0.09

    - depended on latest D::MP
    - save return value of tcp_server().
      IT MAY INCOMPATBILE CHANGE.

0.08

    - depend to latest Data::MessagePack
    - added test case for D::MP pp mode
    - remove depency on Test::Base

0.07

    - added on_connect callback for AnyEvent::MPRPC::Client.
    - doc fix

0.06

    - bug fix: handle multiple requests

0.05

    - fixed packaging issue

0.04

    - fixed deps. RT#50463
      (reported by andk++)

0.03

    - oops. $msgid should be IV.
      Perl type system is ...

0.02
    - oops

0.01    Wed Jul 15 14:38:45 2009
        - original version