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NetKernel News Volume 1 Issue 15
February 12th 2010
What's new this week?
- Refinements to the request nesting feature in NKF
- Tweaks to http-client and server
- A few minor fixes.
- The first appearance of NetKernel Enterprise Edition preview 2 and NKEE repository.
- CSP updates.
NKSE Repository Updates
layer0 - refinement to request nesting to make scope of inner request follow the scope of the outer request when using mapper to define wrapped request chains.
http-client - now exports its Apache commons http classes.
http-server - Session overlay now has a configuration option to set the name of the Cookie to use for correlating the session.
layer1 - the BinaryStream2String transreptor now handles streams that don't report their length.
nkse-dev-tools - control panel search indexer updated, granularity of the request throughput chart was enhanced.
visualizer - a fix was made to prevent possible NPEs when saving a visualizer trace.
nkse-control-panel - now eliminates dependencies in the search results when they are not local resources.
CSP
We're still in pre-release testing but getting close to a public launch. For those who are in the test programme there are two new portlets...
A wiki portlet has been added. So now every project has a shared team wiki. A license portlet has been added for license management
https://cs.1060research.com/csp/
NetKernel Enterprise Edition - Preview 2
We've started a limited access programme for NKEE preview 2 with a corresponding long-term enterprise repository. Once initial shakedown is complete we'll be widening access and sending out invitations to join the portal and get hold of the NKEE release.
ROC News
Sorry - we've been flat out to get NKEE ready so too busy to blog. Next week! Promise!
Have a great weekend.
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