# Changes

## 1.0.7
* rescue any exceptions in event callbacks, uses Kernel#warn to notify the
  user of the exception
* force OnStomp::Failover::Client to wait until the re-connect thread is up
  and running before initialize returns
* force OnStomp::Connections::Base to raise exceptions that occur while trying
  to read the initial CONNECTED frame from the broker. prior to this, the
  call to Base#connect would hang indefinitely if the connection to the broker
  was lost before the CONNECTED frame was received (or if the broker simply did
  not respond with any frame at all.)

## 1.0.6
* fix a typo on the `connection` attribute in the ReceiptScope

## 1.0.5
* fixed a race condition that would occur if a user (or the failover extension)
  tried to re-connect an OnStomp::Client instance within an `on_connection_closed`
  (or similar) event handler. The fix is more of a band-aid at the moment,
  and a proper fix will follow. Thanks to [alcy](https://github.com/alcy) for
  helping me track this down.

## 1.0.4
* fixed major oversight when using ruby 1.8.7 / jruby with an SSL connection.
  it will use blocking read/write methods if nonblocking methods are unavailable
* added write and read block timeouts. if there is no write activity for a period
  of time (default of 120 seconds), the connection is assumed to be dead. read
  activity is handled similarly, but only when performing the CONNECT/CONNECTED
  exchange, after that we have no way of knowing if the broker just doesn't
  have any data for us (unless using a STOMP 1.1 connection with heartbeating)
* refactored common failover buffer code into lib/onstomp/failover/buffers/base

## 1.0.3
* change how failover spawns new connections when failing over.

## 1.0.2
* allow failover clients to be constructed from regular OnStomp::Client
  instances, allowing fully configured SSL connections.

## 1.0.1
* improved failover buffer handling
* added RECEIPT driven failover buffer handling - more reliable, but slower
  as it requests receipts for nearly all frames.

## 1.0.0
* initial release
* support for STOMP 1.0 and STOMP 1.1 protocols
* fully featured client with event bindings and non-blocking IO
* experimental support for open-uri STOMP interface
* experimental support for failover/reliable connection handling

## 1.0pre - 2011-03-30
* initial pre-release