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(C-lib  tine32.dll, etc. : SVN 2780)  Release 4.3.2

- Overall attention level GREEN 

- NOTE: No 'major' header changes, although a 'rebuild all' wouldn't
  be a bad idea.

- Bug Fix (Local Histories): The local history subsystem now properly recognizes a
  'snapshot' request when the requested data size = 1 element (i.e. when the
  snapshot is a scalar value).  Previously this was interpreting the request as
  a call for the number of points over a null interval and always returning the value
  '0'.

  Fixed: Aug. 28 2012

  Affects:		snapshot local history requests

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- New Feature (Local Histories): The call AddHistoryData can now be used to
  directly introduce data into a server's local history.  One can use this call
  either in conjuction with or in lieu of the direct calls from the 
  local history subsystem to the equipment modules.  Please see the documentation
  for more information concerning this routine.

  Affects:		local history subystem

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- Bug Fix: A problem 'adjusting' the assigned work area space to incorporate
  information determined from property registration was fixed.
  
  Issue: A server's work area in some cases needs to be large enough to 
  accomodate the maximum data size in bytes handled by any registered property.
  The work area size is adjusted to a larger value if it is noticed during
  property registration that it is too small.  However, property with data types
  such as CF_IMAGE or CF_SPECTRUM which involve a header as well as a data payload
  or with tagged structures were not being handled properly.  Is some cases
  this could lead to an unexpected truncation of returned data.

  Fixed: Sept. 13, 2012

  Affects:		properties with large payloads

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- Bug Fix: A clients credentials are now always checked upon registration
  for a new contract, regardless of the prior existence of the contract
  in the contract table.  This is only an issue concerning properties with
  'exclusive' read access.
  
  Issue: A client with the proper credentials can introduce a contract into
  a server's contract table.  A secondary client to the same contract without 
  the proper credentials was then under the right circumstances able to latch
  onto the contract.
  
  Fixed: Sept. 28, 2012

  Affects:		properties with exclusive read access

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- New Feature: The calls Get/SetLinkCallbackDelay() can now be used to
  influence callback notifcations.  This can be used to help synchronize
  client link callback notifications from many distributed sources in 
  some circumstances.

  Usually, making use of 'grouped' links (applying CM_GROUPED to the transfer 'mode')
  is sufficient to synchronized all links from one or more servers.  In some cases,
  however, it could be desireable to conditionally wait for a specific class of
  callback from a particular server before another class of callbacks should be
  handled.  The second class of callbacks can then be 'delayed' by the given
  number of cycle counts in this call.

  Affects:		link callback notification

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- Bug Fix: A (secondary) single element Multi-Channel Array link which
  latches onto an existing MCA group link now explicitly calls the link's
  callback upon the initial re-configuration instructions.

  Issue: The callback notification was previously left to the next kernel
  cycle, which could impact the results of some rapid fire calls in
  (for example) MatLab scripts.
  
  Affects:		MCA single element callback notifcation

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- New Feature: Globals 'links' which go 'down' now periodically check the 
  source multi-cast address and are able to re-join if the address has 
  changed (for instance, in case a globals server has been moved to a 
  different IP address).

  Affects:		globals acquistion

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- New Feature: The current version is now 4.3.2

  Affects:		Current Library Version

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

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(Utility Library: tbufsrv)

- New Feature: A hash table for rapid lookups within the 
  local 'listener' table was added.  For clients with 
  many active links, this speeds up link identification
  (and consequently the perceived data access) dramatically.

  Affects:		interfaces which use the listeners from
			tbufsrv (e.g. MatLab, LabView, tineRepeater).

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN
 
- New Behavior: A listener link is now terminated upon receipt of
  specific link errors (including 'access_denied', illegal_property',
  and the like).

  Affects:		interfaces which use the listeners from
			tbufsrv (e.g. MatLab, LabView, tineRepeater).

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

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(java-lib  tine.jar : SVN 51265)  Release 4.3.2

- Overall attention level: GREEN

- Bug Fix (Local Histories): The local history subsystem now properly recognizes a
  'snapshot' request when the requested data size = 1 element (i.e. when the
  snapshot is a scalar value).  Previously this was interpreting the request as
  a call for the number of points over a null interval and always returning the value
  '0'.

  Fixed: Sept. 7 2012

  Affects:		snapshot local history requests

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- Bug Fix : A link to a tagged structure 'field' now receives all of the
  proper data and timestamp information of the underlying tagged structure link.

  Affects:		links to individual fields of tagged structures.

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- New Feature: Globals 'links' which go 'down' now periodically check the 
  source multi-cast address and are able to re-join if the address has 
  changed (for instance, in case a globals server has been moved to a 
  different IP address).

  Affects:		globals acquistion

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- New Feature: The method 'isDoocsServer()' is now available for a TLink
  instance. If the target server is a doocs server, the call returns 'true'.

  Affects:		link information

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- New Feature: The local history subsystem now supplies the additional 
  system data stamp information in calls to local history trends which 
  make the request over an interval by asking for an array of triplets
  such as DBLDBLDBL or FLTINTINT.  The triplet returned contains the
  data value - data timestamp - system stamp.
  
  In the past the only way to obtain the archived system data stamp
  (and user data stamp) was to make use of the CF_HISTORY data format
  in the request (via a call to THistory.getArchivedData() requesting 
  an array of HISTORY objects)
  
  Affects:		additional archive information

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- New Feature: The local history utilies package now offers some new static
  methods in the 'THistory' class. These are intended for use by the archive
  viewer are include:
  
  getToleratedUpperValues() and getToleratedLowerValues()
  getToleranceOverInterval()
  getHistoryServerDropString()
  getArchiveSource()
  
  Affects:		additional archive information

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN

- New Feature: The current version is now 4.3.2

  Affects:		Current Library Version

  Possible side effects: None expected.

  Attention level:       GREEN