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SOS can now handle UUID and List<UUID> as simple variables ... That means, that one can use varaibles of those types in a query.

I finally got it managed to move the "old" project from java.net to this new location. Although the project is not actively maintained, the current status runs very well. Please dop me a message in the forums if you face problems or so ...

It contains two fixed bugs:

Bug #97: A NPE might occur when using unreferenced()

To all 1.1.1 users: Please update to 1.1.2. where possible.

Endlich ist es soweit. SIMON ist soweit gewachsen und hat sich auch bei diversen Firmen und Projekten etabliert. Ein Grund mehr jetzt auch in Wikipedia vertreten zu sein:

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIMON

Advolux GmbH, a german company that develops software for law firm, introduced SIMON for networking with their new product 'Advolux 2.5':

"We develop a platform-independent law firm software for lawyers. To increase the performance of the network we have decoupled all client-side requests through an interface and developed an application server, which leaves a part of the business logic on the server (for this we need SIMON)."

For more details about Advolux and their software, please visit http://www.advolux.de

SIMON 1.1.1. is a bugfix release for version 1.1.0.

It contains two fixed bugs:

Bug #83: A annotated remote object must have interfaces
Bug #91: remote equals() is broken/wrong

To all 1.1.0 users: Please update to 1.1.1. where possible.

With a tuned worker thread pool size, it was now possible to have 37900 (!!!) method invocations per second on the server side via a 100Mbit office network. This is a new SIMON record!
For more details, see http://dev.root1.de/projects/simon/wiki/Start#Performance -> Test Case #4

Now as version 1.1.0 has been released, it's time to also release some new performance measurements....

Feel free to visiti the wiki and browse through the test results: http://dev.root1.de/projects/simon/wiki/Start#Performance

First of all: Happy New Year to all of you.

I was not able to stick to the original plan to have 1.1.0 t on 31st dec. 2010... But I nw finalized the release and hope that you give some nice feedback :-)

If you stumble over a bug: Please be so kind and create a issue ticket for it. I will then plan for a bugfix release for 1.1.0

br,
Alex

Today I commited a fix for the last remaining issue for Simon 1.1.0.

So two issues are now in "resolved" state and wait for their "close". If no problems pops up during the upcoming tests, I will close them so that we can release 1.1.0 in time.

br,
Alex