datacommsserver/esockserver/Documentation/release.txt
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ESOCK E32 Sockets server

8. Nov 2003.
============

¨ ESock implements the functionality required by a CPM, e.g. meeting rendezvous at 
  start-up and supporting the messages required by the framework (see R0). Also
  it doesnt shut down automatically but rather on request from the RootServer.
¨ ESock now supports MBufs for data transfer to protocol SAP implementations 
  over the PRT interface (CServProviderBase). The descriptor based Write() and 
  GetData() functions are deprecated.
¨ ESock now understands the BindFrom parameter in .ESK files. Allows a protocol 
  configuration to specify its binding below another protocol. This avoids the need 
  for it appearing in the upper protocol's configuration file, making such protocols 
  more modular. 
¨ New feature: Datagram Continuation, the ability to read a datagram in parts. With 
  PRT v1 when an application reads a datagram using RSocket::recv() ESock calls GetData() 
  upon the SAP for the exact amount of data requested by the client. If the datagram is 
  bigger than the requested amount the PRT will truncate it and return the  requested amount 
  of octets. It is up to the client to know whether the data was truncated. This leads to some 
  clients having to maintain absurdly large transfer buffers to cope with out-lier cases. 
  With PRTs implementing PRT1.5, ESock calls GetData() with a carefully oversized length 
  parameter, with the intent that the SAP delivers the entire datagram RMBufChain. A client 
  request to read the datagram which includes a TSockXfrLength parameter, eg  
  RSocket::Recv(TDes8& aDesc,TUint flags,TRequestStatus& aStatus,TSockXfrLength& aLen), 
  then completes with the remaining unread octets of the datagram in the TSockXfrLength. 
  The client can then read the remaining octets by further reads with the  'KSockReadContinuation' 
  flag OR'd into the flags field. Remaining octets are discarded upon the next read without the 
  KSockReadContinuation flag set.
  Notes:
    (1) This only works with PRT1.5 protocols.
    (2) Clients who do not set the KSockReadContinuation flag experience the original behaviour that overflows are discarded
    (3) Clients who need to treat datagrams as a "stream" can always set KSockReadContinuation as in the absence of remaining data a new GetData is performed.
¨ The MBuf Manager has been moved from ESock/MBufMgr to MBufMgr. All classes previously living 
  in the NIFMAN component, implementing extra functionality for MBufs have been moved to the 
  new MBufMgr component. Components needing this should link to the mbufmgr.dll library.
¨ ESock has been split into a client DLL (esock.dll) and a server DLL (esocksvr.dll).
¨ ESock is now using the Secure IPC framework. E.g. CServer2, RMessage2 and TIpcArgs.

29. Nov 2001 (alfredh)
======================

Defect fixes:

KUN-54UMKA "CSocket::Ioctl() panics when calling second Ioctl if first one leaves"

Problem fixed in ssock/ss_sock.cpp - now setting flag 'ioctl block' *after* a
successful memory allocation. This defect was found using SmsStack reg tests.
Verified on WINS and ARM4 (assabet board)
Also increased the stacksize for tcesock.exe to 0x10000 so I could run on assabet.


Version 2.1 (651)
==============
Merged in the changes to the test codes the projects now output logs 

	- TCESOCK  logs to \epoc32\wins\c\esoctest.txt under wins and on c:\esoctest.txt under thumb
	- TIPC logs to \epoc32\wins\c\ipctest.txt under wins and on c:\ipctest.txt under thumb
	- TSHUT logs to \epoc32\wins\c\tshutest.txt under wins and on c:\tshutest.txt under thumb

	

Version 2.0 (650)
=================

First release onto mainline share. Identical to version 555 on ER5u share.

Version 1.0 (555)
=================
- Previous fix for (EDNPGAL-4B4GEJ in ER5u) was broken and removed in ESOCK 554. The
correct fix has now been added to this release (ESOCK 555)

Version 1.0 (554)
=================

- defect fix for EDNDHAR-4BXLU6 (Web hits a SocketServer USER 47 Panic on receiving data)
in ER5u Defects. Involved removing the so-called defect fix that was put in ESOCK 552, for
"Large TCPIP packets seem to be lost".

Version 1.0 (553)
=================

-EPOC Connect was broken by 552 by the omission of the construction of a hard-coded 
ESOCK.INI for the WINC build. This has been rectified.


Version 1.0 (552)
=================

- Minor code changes to eliminate MSVC6 warnings. 
- defect fix for "Large TCPIP packets Seem to be Lost" (EDNPGAL-4B4GEJ in ER5u).
	This fix works for WINS but does not fix the defect on ARM. This is still under
	investigation.
- defect fix for "Need to remove all references to EPOC registry" - (EDNDMAY-49CE4E in ER5u
defects). Removed sections of code which used it (all in WINC build).
- defect fix for "Need to remove calls to deprecated functions" (EDNDMAY-49CDVT in ER5u defects).
  Removed two lines which call RThread::SetNotifyIfDie() and RThread::SetMark().



Version 1.0 (550)
=================

- Split Nifman from Esock.
- Removed all narrow-specific stuff from MNT.CMD and EBLD.BAT.
- Removed narrow def files.
- Did some general tidying up of header files.

Version 1.0(510)
================
- Fixed (another) defect in Nifman code for restarting the thread
  (ER5 Defect Database EDNKPIA-465MLC)

Version 1.0(509)
================
- Changed the Nifman code for restarting the thread

Version 1.0(508)
================
- Re systemised the ESock thread

Version 1.0(507)
================
- Added EBLD.BAT
- Change in CS_CLI.CPP RSocket::GetOpt

Version 1.0(506)
================
- Boilerplated source files
- Changed esock to run as non-system thread
- edit mnt to use evalid.bat for validation

Version 1.0(505)
================
-defect fix
Transfer socket failed with an socket openned in passive mode
defect reference: SW1-322

Version 1.0(504)
================
- Fixed a defect which meant that debug protocols would not run
with a release ESOCK.

Version 1.0(503)
================
- debug/Rel stuff
- Unicode UID, added a ROM directory

Version 1.0(502)
================
- VC5

Version 1.0(501)
================
- Fixed the handling of UNICODE ini files. 
- This was tested on a RACK.

Version 1.0(500)
================
- Finished MAKMAKE stuff including testcode
- Mad proofed the Nif interface
- First release for ER5

Version 1.0(093)
================
- Changed ESOCK tom use MAKMAKE

Version 1.0(92)
================
- Changed Nifman to depend on the CommDB header file rather than using the
  definitions for datbase fields in nifvar.h
- Changed MS CallBack codes to be >1000 rather than -ve as -ve values cannot
  be stored in the database


Version 1.0(91)
================
- Fixed a defect in the MBuf code, didn't ulink when removing a buffer
  from a chain.
- Changed the Nif Interface for reading descriptors


Version 1.0(90)
================
- Modifications for callback. BC across the ESOCK i/f but not the NifMan
  interface, so a new agent is required. I.e. a kipper (Netdial2) which
  supports callback.


Version 1.0(072)
================

- Fixed WINC build because make files did not have the __WINS__ macro in them

- Added test code for WINC to tcesock.exe


Version 1.0(071)
================

- MARM debug build is now BC with MARM release as per E32 125.

- Updated obey files.

- Incrementeted build number to 071.

- Made changes to support PLP over TCPIP, i.e. allowing INI file to be 
  loaded from the MS Windows in WINC builds.

- Work around in place of E32 WINC/WINS/WIndows 95 TLS defect by using Windows 
  TLS instead of EPOC32 TLS

Version 1.0 (400)
=================

- R4 release. Standard set of R4 dependencies.

- Standardised MNT verbs. Can now build project on a clean drive using 
  BLDFROMNOTHING.

Version 1.0(070)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond (nonunicode)
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 066 (nonunicode)
UNICODE ESOCK.DLL and UNICODE NIFMAN.DLL not BC with previous releases
Not SC with previous releases due to changes in TDes8 v.s TDes declarations


General changes
- Updated all build scripts to build and get UNICODE components
- Ran all test code in UNICODE on WINS and MARM rom on a rack D

Changes to NIFMAN.DLL
- Introduced freeze files for UNICODE WINS and MARM
- MNifIfNotify::Authenticate() now takes TDes arguments as oppose to TDes8
- Changed NIFMAN::SetSocketState() to return KErrUnsupported if it is given an 
  unrecognised
- CNifAgentBase::Authenticate() now takes TDes arguments as oppose to TDes8
- Changed INI file reading code to interpret ini files with leading FFFE bytes as UNICODE.


ESOCK.DLL
- Frozen def file changed for UNICODE WINS and MARM
- RServiceResolver::GetByName() & GetByNumber now take a TDesC argument as oppose to TDes8
- THostName definition changed to TBuf<0x40> rather than TBuf8<0x40>
- TServiceName definition changed to TBuf<0x20> rather than TBuf8<0x20>
- Added wide IPC Read/Write functions to server side
- Changed server side buffer to THostName rather than TBuf8<30> for SetHostName call
  There is a potential defect here which limits host name size of only 30 characters
- Changed INI file reading code to interpret ini files with leading FFFE bytes as UNICODE.
- Changed Changed CHostResolvProvdBase and CServiceResolvProvdBase functions to 
  use TDes instead of TDes8 declarations
- Had to increase the stack size to pass the nifman tests, so it is now KDefaultStackSize*sizeof(TText)
- Fixed SW1-836 RSocket::Write does not pass flags through on stream sends because of type 'o'
- Fixed SW1-851 Double clean up stack push for protocol family reference
- Added KSocketInternalWriteBit & KSocketInternalReadBit for protected Send/Recv flags


Version 1.0(069)
================

No source code changes but released with documentation under version control


Version 1.0(068)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 066

-Changed version numbers returned by RNif class to be teh same as ESOCK

-Added functionality to Nif::SetSocketState() to set the ESOCK socket internal
buffer size.  ENifBuffers512 sets the buffers to 512 bytes, ENifBuffers1024 to 1024
and ENifBuffers2048 to 2048.

-Incremented build number

Version 1.0(067)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 066

-Fixed SW1-203 'Possible panic if immediate restart after disconnect'

-Fixed SW1-204 'Stage transition from Uninitialised to Unconnected not picked up by RNifMonitor'

-Added iState==EDisconnecting __ASSERT_debug to NIFMAN DisconnectComplete() upcall


Version 1.0(066)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 063 with exception of added functions

Changes to NIFMAN

-Added derived class RNifMonitor.  RNifMonitor::Open() opens a session to the NIFMAN
server. It is similar to a RNif session however the corresponding agent is not
loaded nor is it referenced.  The only supported commands for RNifMonitor are:
Progress(), LastProgressError(), ProgressNotification(), CancelProgressNotification().
Other RNif functions will return KErrNotSupported.  These changes are a response
to SW1-195.

-Changed TPtrC(0,0) default arguments to TPtr() as per SW1-194

-Changed KNifOptLevel constant declaration from 401 to 0x191 to be consistent with other
hex declarations

-Added constants KAgentUninitialised=0 and KAgentUnconnected=1 and removed 
KMinAgentProgress=0.  This is all about allowing NIFMAN to give consistant updates
through the RNifMonitor class.  KAgentUninitalised is the default stage whenever
a monitor session connects and there is no agent.  As soon as an agent appears
the stage will change to KAgentUnconnected.  When the agent eventually unloads
the stage will change back to KAgentUinitialised.  These stages are consistient with
NTRAS and NETDIAL agents, plus it means the stage will be updated correctly in the 
final instance.

-Moved the last progress error variable storage from the agent reference into the
sessions.  This means a session must be active to get a last error.  Calling
LastProgressError() will now clear the last error from the particular session.

-Made various changes on the NIFMAN server side to support RNifMonitor class.  The
main changes involved ensuring the monitor sessions are updated when agents are born
/killed.

-Changed RNif client side code to make better code reuse when opening sessions.

-Added test code for RNifMonitor class and progress update changes.
  

Changes to ESOCK
-Incremented build numbers


Version 1.0(065)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 063

Changes to NIFMAN
-A new variable has been added "Timeout\StopIfNoClient".  If this variable is true or
the variable is not found then the interface will be stopped immediately if is is not
yet established and there are no network users, (i.e. internet protocol using socket
server sessions)

-A new variable has been added "Timeout\\ReconnectIfNoClient".  If this variable is not
found or is false then the reconnect dialog will not be requested if there
are no network users

Changes to ESOCK
-Incremented build numbers


Version 1.0(064)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 060 with exception of added functions

Changes to NIFMAN
-EsWatch thread now creates a reference to the nifman library in its
  entry point.  This avoids exceptions because esock dynamically loads nifman

-EsWatch now looks at the thread exit type in addition to the logon
  completion code

Changes to ESOCK
-Incremented build numbers

Version 1.0(063)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 060 with exception of added functions

Changes to NIFMAN
-Added following functions to get progress information and to stop network interfaces
  Nif::ProgressL(TNifProgress& aProgress, const TDesC& aName)
  Nif::Stop(TAny* aId, CNifIfBase* aIf)
  Nif::ProgressL(TNifProgress& aProgress, TAny* aId, CNifIfBase* aIf)
-Added constant KNifOptInterfaceProgress=3, for protocols to implement as a GetOpt
-Added test code as appropriate


Changes to ESOCK
-Incremented build number

Version 1.0(062)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 060

Changes to NIFMAN
-Fixed SW1-137 'Network timeouts don't allow zero seconds'
 If 0 is returned from the database the timeout is set to the minumum 1
 If any negative number is returned by the database the timeout is infinite
 If the database does not support the timeout values the timeout is infinite

-Fixed SW1-81 'PC.PRT can panic the Socket Server'
 If the port number is out of range KErrTooBig is returned

Changes to ESOCK
-Incremented build number


Version 1.0(061)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 060

Changes to NIFMAN
-Changed function name CNifFactory::ConstructL to CNifFactory::InitL, which means its
 still BC.  In any case the only project using this function is ETHER802
-Added enumeration ENifSocketCreated for Nif::SetSocketState.  This is BC because
 the enumeration maps directly onto appropriate ESOCK internal socket state.
-Added StartC32() function into RNif client side if socket server does not exist
-A thread 'EsWatch' is now started by NIFMAN to monitor ths socket server thread
 if the thread suffers an abnormal exit then the C32Exe process is restarted.
-Speeded up the operation of Nif::CheckIniConfig() by only searching for ESOCK.INI
 once on the server side
-The mbuf reaper started by NIFMAN will no longer remove the first mbuf pool.

Changes to ESOCK
-Incremented build number

Version 1.0(060)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 059 with exception of added functions

Changes to NIFMAN

-Added EXPORT CNifFactory::ConstructL
-Added EXPORT Nif::SetSocketState()
-Incremented build number
-Fixed SW1-97 'Cannot start NetDial twice in quick succession on Series 5'
-Fixed alloc heaven in Nifman::CheckIniConfig function

Changes to ESOCK
-Moved __UHEAP_MARK & __UHEAP_MARKEND statements in thread creation for debug build
-Now explicitly deleting active scheduler & cleanup trap
-Changed void CResolverProvdBase::SetNotify() to an inline

Version 1.0(059)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea v.100 and beyond
NIFMAN.DLL is BC with build 058, but strings requested from agents have changed 
making it incompatible with TCPIP 026.


Changes to NIFMAN

-Added following Functions to NIFMAN
    Nifman::CheckIniConfig() - External function will ensure the ESOCK.INI file has been parsed
	Nif::IsProtocolLoaded() - NIFMAN internal function to determine if named protocol is loaded
	Nif::CheckInstalledL() - NIFMAN internal function to check nifman is installed
	Nif::CheckInstallMBufManager() - internal function which also checks in ini file for MBuf max heap size

-Added CMBufPoolReaper class which goes off every 5 seconds to recover mbuf manager heap
-Standardised all NIFVAR.H variables to have correct prefixes
-Changed 'ShortTimeout' to 'Timeout\\Client'
-Changed 'LongTimeout' to 'Timeout\\Route'
 


Changes to ESOCK
-Incremented build number
-Added friend class CMBufPoolReaper to RMBufQ
-Added friend class CMBufPoolReaper & Nif to CMBufManager
-Removed inline C'tor from CMBufManager
-Changed CMBufManager data variables from protected back to private
-Added friend class Nif to CProtocolRef
-Changed CESockIniData data members from private to protected
-Fixed SW1-68 'OOM Access violation' as suggested
-Fixed SW1-69 'Unchecked return value' as suggested
-Fixed SW1-42 'Inconsistent asserts' as suggested
-Fixed SW1-43 'ESock Fault after calling connect' as suggested
-Removed bogus assert from CProtocolBase d'tor



Version 1.0(058)
================

ESOCK.DLL is BC with Protea V.100 and beyond

New Component
-Moved NIFMAN.DLL from TCPIP into ESOCK & redesigned NIFMAN.DLL to cope with
multiple agents/nifs
-Added 3 test modules IDUMMY.NIF, ADUMMY.AGT & TNIFMAN.EXE.
-Changed PDUMMY.PRT to include nifman tests

Note new nifman will only work with TCPIP 026 and beyond

Changes to ESOCK (i.e. changes affecting Protea ROM)
-Added inline accessor for CProtocolBase::iRefCount - 'CProtocolBase::RefCount() const'
-Added KUidEsockExtension = 0x10000387 to ES_PROT.H
-Incremented build number
-Added inline C'tor for CMBufManager
-Changed data variables access for CMBufManager from private to protected
-Fixed SW3-1616 'RMBufChain::TrimEnd() does not deal with an offset of zero correctly'
-Fixed SW1-183 'Possible orphaning of library handle under OOM when loading extension module'
-Fixed SW1-384 'Possible exception under OOM caused by prematurely unloaded library/partially constructed object'
-Commented out various __ASSERT_debug's SS_SOCK.CPP lines 1332 & 1579 to enable TCPIPs
    half close mechanism to work properly
-Added inline accessor to CSocketScheduler::iGlobals - 'CSocketScheduler::Globals()'
-Fixed SW1-383 'Possible OOM exception because 'new' should be 'new (ELeave)'

Other
-IPC.PRT is now included in the ESOCK releasables.
-Given CIpcProtocolHolder::GetNextFreePort TInt return type to eliminate warning


Version 1.0(057)
================
BC

-Fixed SW3-1332 'Potential OOM problem with Socket Server exclusive mode'
-Incremented build number to 057


Version 1.0(056)
================

-Fixed SW3-1281 Infrared printing can easily kill machine and corrupt files
    By increasing the socket server active object priority when it is in exclusive mode.
-Incremented build number to 056

Version 1.0(055)
================

-Fixed SW3-819 MARM ESOCK.DLL released without .map file
-Fixed SW3-783 Two functions declared IMPORT_C but not defined EXPORT_C 
    MARM build now has two extra exports
-Fixed SW3-432 ESOCK version numbers incorrect.  They are now 1.0.55
-Fixed SW3-355 ESOCK does not check module Uid2s
-Fixed SW-3775 Socket Server panics itself rather than panicking clients
-Added mnt valid verb
-Added lots more test code
-Removed all .mdp files from archive
-Added mnt bldarmrel verb

Version 1.0(054)
================

-Fixed more problems with TSockXfrLength not being filled in for Send()/Recv()
-Changed call to CArrayFixBase::SetReserveL for E32 release 105
-Fixed some problems with RHostResolver::Next()

Version 1.0(053)
================

-Fixed problem with delta timer resolution by compensating for for lack of rounding
   up in CDeltaTimer class when granularity in reduced.  This has enabled a 100% performance 
   improvement for IrCOMM.
-Fixed a defect in data length parameter for TCPIP half close.
-Completed implementation for RHostResolver::Next()

Version 1.0(052)
================

-Removed pdummy.prt from release
-Stopped releasing ESOCK.INI files because they are incorrect
-Removed starting of ESOCK in DLL entry point for WINS.
-Changed INIFILE.H to ES_INI.H
-Removed ESOCK_INI_FILE_DIR define from ES_INI.H
-Changed name of class CIniFile to CESockIniData ordinals still in same place
-Providing default argument for CESockIniData::NewL()
-Stripped loads of private data out of CSockIniData class
-Changed exported CESockIniData c'tor from private to protected
	No effect on existing use because no component could have been using it
-Now Building WINC esock.dll with WINS def files.
-Moved #define _MBUF_CHECKS into debug builds only
-RMBufQ::Transfer(...) now private
-Fixed defect in CSocket::ConnectL where check for error state was not taking place
-WINC build will now look in MS Windows registry for INI files - a default is provided
	for ESOCK.INI
-Socket server shut down timer started after family close.  This fixes defect with library 
    unloading and latency timer for TCPIP.
-Latency timer set to 15 seconds.
-Added RSocket::Name() which allows obtains system global name for a socket
-Added RSocket::Transfer() which allows a socket to be transfered from one session to 
    another by using the socket global name as a reference.  The transfer is like a
	socket creation.  If it fails the socket which is being transfer will remain with
	the original socket.  Success/failure at the originating socket can be checked
	by calling RSocket::Info which will return KErrNone if the transfer failed and 
	KErrBadHandle if it succeeded.
-Fixed problem with Shutdown(EStopOutput) by allowing data to be received if the socket
	is in a shutting down state.  Additionally any call to a send function will now 
	complete with KErrEof if output has been stopped.
-If a socket has been shut down with EStopInput any further calls to a receive function
	will complete with KErrEof.
-Moved creation of CSocket::iAcceptQ into CSocket::ListenL() which avoids possible 
    exception because return of 'new' was not checked.
-Removed iIoctlBuf from CSocket because it has no requirement to be persistent
-Changed CSocket::iAcceptQ to a CCirBuf which avoids some OOM problems and truely
	implements a fixed size queue.  A panic is generated if a protocol attempts to
	overfill the accept queue.
-Ready to go with uid check but commented out until all protocols implement it.
-Fixed potential OOM defect where library handle could have been orphaned in
	CProtocolFamilyRef::LoadL().
-Implmented a way of passing Connect/Disconnect data OOM errors to the client instead of
	just ignoring them

Version 1.0(051)
================

Not binary compatible with last release by virtue of the following:

Removed all redundant package buffers from RSocket class and replaced two
    which are used with PckgBufC's.  This cuts the size of a RSocket on the
    stack by about 52 bytes.

Other changes:

Removed names which are not required by clients from ES_SOCK.H
Removed the constant KSockOptionMaxSize because it is now redundant
Removed the double under score from the start of RSocketServ::SetExclusive mode and 
    RSocketServ::ClearExclusive mode.
Added following uids to marm builds:
    ESOCK.DLL uid2 0x1000008D uid3 0x10000047
    *.PRT uid2 0x1000004A
Added a protocol accessible function, SocketServExt::InstallSchedulerHook(), which 
    allows a callback to be put in place of the active scheduler WaitForAnyRequest.
    This is primarily intended for use with the WINC version of PLP.
Removed WINC specific scheduler overloading for PLP.  It has now moved to PLP.

Version 1.0(050)
================

Binary Compatible with last release
C32 Upgrade release

Version 1.0(049)
================

Binary Compatible with last release
Fixed defect in CHostResolver::SetHostName() where GetHostName was being called instead.
Removed iBusy assertions in query completion becaus the assertion is invalid if the
	request was cancelled

Version 1.0(048)
================

Binary Compatible with last release
Added following options for GetOpt:
	KSOReadBytesPending - Is passed to the protocol to be filled in with number of bytes
						  which will be read in the next read operation
	KSOUrgentDataOffset - For a stream protocol which supports urgent data this get option
						  is passed on to the protocol to retreive the urgent data offset
	KSOSelectLastError -  For use with the select Ioctl KSockSelectExcept this get option 
						  retreives the last error, on a per socket basis.
Moved TESOCKActivePriority from ES_SOCK.H to ES_PROT.H
Added KNewDataEndofData which when passed to MSocketNotify::NewData indicates that socket
	is in a half closed state and will receive no more data	any subsequent reads will
	complete with KErrEof and length 0.
Removed KIOctlNRead and KIOctlCatMark because they have no function in the sockets API.


Version 1.0(047)
================

Binary Compatible with last release
Fixed defect in RSocket::Recv() where an invalid address is passed.
Fixed defect in RSocket::GetOpt() where SetOpt was being called instead
Added a socket level select ioctl with similar semantics to BSD, i.e.:

   TPckgBuf<TUint> flags;
   flags()=KSockSelectRead | KSockSelectWrite | KSockSelectExcept;
   socket.Ioctl(KIOctlSelect, status, &flags, KSOLSocket);
   
   The Ioctl will complete when any of the flaged conditions are
   satisfied.
   KSockSelectRead means data is pending, for listening sockets a
   connect is pending or a disconnect is pending
   KSockSelectWrite means a socket is connected and data can be written
   KSockSelectExcept means the socket is in an error state.
   
   
Version 1.0(046)
================

Binary Compatible with last release
Fixed memory leak in CSocket::SetSockOptL
Integrated extension loading code for TCPIP.


Version 1.0(045)
================
Changed RSocket::EStopInOut to RSocket::EImmediate and reordered enums
Fixed defect in stream protocol sends
Fixed defect in Shutdown(RSocket::EStopInOut, ) by clearing subsession handle through a null message
Fixed potential defect in accept if socket has been put in an error state by the protocol
Added asynchronous stop protocol call
Added SetExclusiveMode and ClearExclusiveMode calls to RSocketServ session
Added freeze files
Added WINC build

Version 1.0(044)
===============
Fixed memory defect when protocols fail to start
Reduced socket server thread minimum heap to 4K


Version 1.0(043)
===============
Fixed B4 SW-93 Set buffer length defect.


Version 1.0(040)
================

Updated ESOCK Entry point
Set minor version number to 4.
Fixed "ETwoClose fault from RSocket::Close() if a RSocket::ShutDown() is pending"
B4 Release.


Version 1.0(040)
================

Version 1.0(039)
================

Added class TMBufPktQIter for iterating MBuf packet queues.

Checked and corrected const handling throughout MBuf classes, where required, additional const
versions of inlines have been added.

Added RMBufChain::AppendL(TInt aLen). This adds space to the end of a chain.

Version 1.0(038)
================

Removed RSocket::RecvOneOrMoreFrom. Recv from operations are only meaningful on non connection oriented
protocols, OneOrMore behaviour is only meaningful on stream protocols which must, by definition be 
connection oriented.

All read operations on RSocket now use the buffer's descriptor's max length rather than length.
This makes Revcs specifying an explicit length more meaningful and the API generally  more usable.

Added RHostResolver::GetHostName(TDes &aName,TRequestStatus &aStatus) so that TCP/IP can take it's
own good time about sorting out exactly who it might be.

Version 1.0(037)
================

Added virtual void CServProviderBase::CancelIoctl(TUint aLevel,TUint aName)=0;
This is called when a client cancels a pending Ioctl. Protocols should not call IoctlComplete
in response to (or indeed after) a CancelIoctl.

Version 0.1(036)
================

CProtocolBase now provides default implementations for most of it's virtual
functions (all except Identify() actually)
This is to cut down code size of protocols as they no longer need to provide stub
functionality for services they do not support.
Default behaviour is as follows:

InitL(TDesC &aTag) - Do Nothing
StartL(void) - Do Nothing

BindL(CProtocolBase* protocol, TUint id) - Panic EDoesNotBindBelow
BindToL(CProtocolBase* protocol) - Panic EDoesNotBindAbove
Send(...) - Panic ECantSend
Process(...) - Panic ECantProcess
GetOption(...) - return KErrNotSupported
SetOption(...) - return KErrNotSupported
Error() - Panic EDontMessWithMyHeadManImHavingABadDay

Implemented IPC stream protocol.
This is a client server connection model, stream
based service. I've implemented it mainly for testing purposes but if anyone needs
reliable stream based IPC it is fully tested release quality code.
IPC.PRT, RSocket::Open(_L("IPC Stream"));

Added RSocket::SetLocalPort(TUint aPort) and RSocket::GetLocalPort() these provide a 
simpler interface than Bind for protocols which do not fully use a TSockAddr for local
addressing.

TServerProtocolDesc and TProtocolDesc now follow standard EPOC/32
naming conventions. (i.e. all instance variables are iXxxxXxxx)

KBufSizeUndefined becomes KSocketBufSizeUndefined
KDefaultBufferSize becomes KSocketDefaultBufferSize
KInternalOptionBit becomes KSocketInternalOptionBit
KStream becomes KSocketMessageSizeIsStream
KUndefined becomes KSocketMessageSizeUndefined
KNoLimit becomes KSocketMessageSizeNoLimit
KNoSecurity becomes KSocketNoSecurity

TServerProtocolDesc::iLayer has been removed.

ESOCK now (as much as possible) checks TProtocolDescs which protocols supply.

Version 0.1(035)
================

Added RSocket open by name RSocket::Open(RSocketServ &aServer,const TDesC& aName)
aName should be the protocol name as supplied to RSocketServ::FindProtocol unlike
FindProtocol opening a socket by name does not support wildcard matching.

RSocket::Close now calls CloseSubSession so you don't get paniced for closing a
socket twice. I don't like this but everyone else seems to think it's the bees knees.

Version 0.1(034)
================

Version 0.1(033)
================

Fixed destructor defect on creating NetDatabases under OOM conditions.

Version 0.1(032)
================

Released for E32 069

Version 0.1(031)
================

B-2 Candidate.

The ini file is now opened using a TFindFile. The socket server searches in 
\System\Data on all drives opening the first esock.ini it finds. Search order is 
defined by the file server.

Version 0.1(030)
================

Changed default path for ini file to \System\Data\esock.ini for all builds.

Reimplemented RSocket::Shutdown(RSocket::ENormal...);

Added an optional parameter to MSocketNotify::CanClose.
TDelete aDelete can be set to EDetach which will stop ESOCK auto deleting the socket
service provider when it is closed. This should be used by protocols such as TCP which
need the SSP to linger after the client has exited. Deleteing the SSP then becomes the
protocol's responsibility.

Made CProtocolBase::Tag and CProtocolBase::StartSending public again. Sorry.
 
Version 0.1(029)
================

Delayed protocol closure.
Protocols may now replace virtual void CProtocolBase::CloseNow(); which is called when
all clients referencing a protocol have disconnected. In response a protocol must (at some
time later call void CProtocolBase::CanClose() to indicate that the protocol can be deleted.
This is to allow reliable protocols (TCP in particular) to ensure that all data has drained
from the stack before it is deleted. Protocols must not sit in CloseNow synchronously waiting
for data to drain.
Note that after all clients have exited the socket server spends a short time mourning it's
losses (currently 5 mins) and then exits. At this time all protocols will be forcibly unloaded
anyway.

Version 0.1(028)
================

New startup code.
ESOCK now starts a new thread in the comms server process (C32EXE).
All test clients should now start the comm server (StartC32()) before connecting 
to the socket server. There is no longer any need to explicitly start esock. 
This code relies on defect HA-205 being fixed. If you take this release for 066 you must
apply the fix described on notes yourself. Due to defect HA-212 you should also set the 
nocallentrypoint flag for esock.dll in your oby file

Tidied code.
ProtocolManager class split into 2. If you're missing an API try
looking in SocketServer.

Version 0.1(027)
================

Added RNetDatabase::Cancel RHostresolver::Cancel and RServiceResolver::Cancel().
On the protocol, these call a new pure virtual fn CResolverProvdBase::CancelCurrentoperation().

Added RMbufQ::Assign(RMbufChain &), RMbufQ::Append(RMbufChain &) and RMbufQ::Prepend(RMbufChain &)
To add etc mbuf chains to RMbufQs.

Removed RMbufQ::CopyIn(TUint8*, TInt len, Tint offset) and RMbufQ::CopyOut(TUint8*, TInt len, TInt offset)

Version 0.1(026)
================

ESOCK E32 Sockets server 
Version 0.1(025)
================

Added code to shut the socket server down cleanly under WINS and fixed a couple of memory
leaks this revealed.

Changed creation interface to resolver classes:
RHostResolver::Open(RSocketServ &aSocketServer,TUint anAddrFamily,TUint aProtocol);
RServiceResolver::Open(RSocketServ& aSocketServer,TUint anAddrFamily,TUint sockType,TUint aProtocol);
RNetDatabase::Open(RSocketServ& aSocketServer,TUint anAddrFamily,TUint aProtocol);
These slight changes better reflect the domain of the resolver in question.

Fixed busy defect in CNetDatabase.

Moved the following functions from class ByteOrder to class BigEndian Get32(const TUint8* aPtr),
Get16(const TUint8* aPtr), Put32(TUint8* aPtr, TUint32 aVal) and Put16(TUint8* aPtr, TUint16 aVal).
These functions read and write byteswapped data at (possibly) misaligned addresses

Added class LittleEndian which also implements Get32(const TUint8* aPtr), Get16(const TUint8* aPtr) and
Put32(TUint8* aPtr, TUint32 aVal), Put16(TUint8* aPtr, TUint16 aVal); These funtions write data in host order 
at (possibly) misaligned addresses.

CancelAll now calls Shutdown with CServProviderBase::EImmediate rather than CServProviderBase::ENormal

Added KSockWriteUrgent, KSIPeekData and KSockReadPeek. Protocols which support urgent data (AKA Out of band or unit data) should set 
KSIUrgentData in their protocol info. Protocols which support peeking should set KSIPeekData. If a read request
is issued with the peek bit set and a protocol supports peek it should process the read as normal but retain a 
copy of the data for subsequent reads.

Version 0.1(024)
================

RSocket::GetOpt and RSocket::SetOpt become
TInt RSocket::SetOpt(TUint anOptionName,TUint anOptionLevel,const TDesC8& anOption=TPtrC(NULL,0));
TInt RSocket::GetOpt(TUint anOptionName,TUint anOptionLevel,TDes8& anOption);

RSocket::Ioctl becomes 
EXPORT_C void RSocket::Ioctl(TUint aCommand,TRequestStatus& aStatus,TDes8& aDesc=TPtr8(NULL,0),TUint aLevel=KLevelUnspecified)

Added CProtocolBase::Tag() to retrun a TPtrC to the protocol's tag name

Version 0.1(023)
================

added RSocketServ::StartProtocol(TUint anAddrFamily,TUint aSockType,TUint aProtocol,TRequestStatus &aS)
This can be used to asynchronously start a protocol so that a later call to RSocket::Open will
complete immediately

Asynchronous RSocket::Close has been removed - use asynchronous ShutDown then synchronous close to
allow a protocol to drain.

RSocket::Listen(), RSocket::Bind(), RSocket::LocalName() and RSocket::RemoteName() all 
become synchronous.

CProtocolBase::StartSending() becomes CProtocolBase::StartSending(CProtocolBase* aProtocol)
aProtocol should point to the protocol which is raising the flow control on event.

added client side MBufManager debugging functions:
TInt RSocketServ::__DbgFailNextMbuf(TInt n); // Fail after n allocs on the core Mbuf allocator, 0 to cancel
TInt RSocketServ::__DbgSetMbufPoolLimit(TInt n); // Set the maximum size of the mbuf pool to n bytes
TInt RSocketServ::__DbgCheckMbuf(TInt n); // Check that there are only n bytes allocated from the entire pool
TInt RSocketServ::__DbgMbufFreeSpace();	// return the amount of free space in the mbuf manager pool (bytes)
TInt RSocketServ::__DbgMbufTotalSpace(); // return the total size of the mbuf manager pool (bytes)

Added net database lookup classes. Unfortunately I have been unable to extract as much generality
as I would have liked and so the net database Base classes provide little more than IPC and 
request routing.

RNetDatabase client side and CNetDBProvdBase server side - API are similar to other lookup classes and 
should be obvious.

Version 0.1(022)
================

NetServ has been droped from the ESOCK releasables - EIKON ESOCK clients must once again 
call StartESOCK(NULL) just like the rest of us.

Switched the API to Accept() so that Accept is called on the listening socket and takes
a blank socket as an argument - this is so that CancelAccept() is called on the same socket
as Accept() was called on.
i.e newConnection.Accept(listener,aStatus); becomes listener.Accept(newConnection,aStatus);

Fixed defect in outgoing connection data copy.

Version 0.1(021)
================

Ini files moved to \e32data (WINS) or \data (EPOC)

void CServProviderBase::PassiveOpen(...) becomes TInt CServProviderBase::PassiveOpen(...)
this allows protocols to return errors (OOM etc.) on passive opens

Added an extra parameter (CProtocolBase* aSourceProtocol=NULL) to all inter protocol calls
so that the source of such a call may be identified. Protocols shouls call these functions
with aSourceProtocol=this

All ESOCK specific error numbers now negative

Replaced ALIGN macros with templates AlignDown4 and IsAligned4

Known defects - PDummy's service provider (WINS test code) can leak memory in OOM conditions

Version 0.1(020)
================
Reduced the memory footprint of ESOCK to about 77k from 0.5 Mb :-(
Fixed protocol re-start defect in NETSRV

Version 0.1(019)
================
J Day release.
NETSERV now starts (and links to) IRDA, TCP/IP and NCP32.

WARNING
MNT command has a defect in GETBLD. After getting E32 v61 INCC WINS WINSDB it then gets 60 of EMARM.
Reason unknown as yet.)

Version 0.1(018)
================

added reliance on C32 for netsrv
removed dependancies on econs

NOTE COMMS PDD MUST BE CALLED ECDRV1

Version 0.1(017)
================

17 was abandoned due to excess grief - it is haunted enter release 17 at your own peril

Version 0.1(016)
================

Added the netserv releasable. This is used by the shell to configure
the network.

Fixed PDUMMY and IPWINS with refeneces to EEmergency.

Version 0.1(015)
================

CServProviderBase::EEmergency becomes CServProviderBase::EImmediate this is to make code for the the following defect fix
read more sensibly

Canceling a pending connect will now shut a socket down EImmediate (was EEmergency) rather than 
ENormal - this is to stop ESOCK panicing on the call to CanClose()

TActivePriority becomes TESOCKActivePriority to prevent a name clash with EIKON.

fixed typeo KKDletaTimerInterval becomes DeltaTimerIneterval

Version 0.1(014)
================

Brought releasble zip filenames into line with other projects

WINS release in 	r:\ESOCK\ZIP\EWINS.nnn
WINS debug sdbs in 	r:\ESOCK\ZIP\EWINSDB.nnn
MARM release in 	r:\ESOCK\ZIP\EMARM.nnn

Added RSocket::CancelAll

RSocket::CancelXXXXX() no longer panics the client under any circumstances

RSocket::Accept(RSocket& aListeningSocket,TSockAddr &aRemote TDes8 &aConnectData,TRequestStatus& aStatus)
becomes RSocket::Accept(RSocket& aListeningSocket,TDes8 &aConnectData,TRequestStatus& aStatus); 
clients can use RSocket::RemoteName after accepting if they need to know the address of the 
remote host initiating a conection.

ESOCK's delta timer queue function becomes
IMPORT_C TTimerHandle CDeltaTimer::Queue(TTimeIntervalShortMicroSeconds aTimeInMicroSeconds,TCallBack& aCallBack);
to fall in line with E32 timer implementations i.e the "Micro" isn't a misprint anymore. KDletaTimerInterval 
specifies the granularity of the delta timer.

CServProvider::Write(const TDesC8& aDesc, TUint options)=0; becomes 
CServProvider::Write(const TDesC8& aDesc, TUint options, TSockAddr* anAddr=NULL)=0;
SetRemote name is now only called as a result of RSocket::Connect()s - SendTo addresses will be sent through 
on the new TSockAddr argument. Connection oriented sockets should never have the TSockAddr set on a Write call.

Version 0.1(013)
================

Includes ARM Build

WINS release in 	r:\ESOCK\ZIP\ESKWINS.nnn
WINS debug sdbs in 	r:\ESOCK\ZIP\ESKSDB.nnn
MAMR release in 	r:\ESOCK\ZIP\ESKMARM.nnn

WINS release includes
ESOCKxx.DLL	ESOCK dll and exe
ESOCKxx.LIB	ESOCK link library
PDUMMYxx.PRT Dummy protocol module
IPWINSxx.PRT TCP/IP over WinSock protocol module

MARM relase includes
ESOCKxx.DLL ESOCK dll and exe
ESOCKxx.lib ESOCK link library
PDUMMY.PRT dummy protocol modules

Release notes
=============

AutoBind now called for SendTo on connectionless sockets not previously bound.

Fixed looping defect in Error(MSocketNotify::EErrorConnect)

removed external dependencies on ss_pman.h

fixed SendTo failure on non connections oriented sockets.

Version 0.1(012)
================

Added support for writable ini files.
	TInt CIniFile::WriteVar(const TDesC& aSection,const TDesC& aVarName,TInt aValue);
	TInt CIniFile::WriteVar(const TDesC& aSection,const TDesC& aVarName,const TDesC& aValue);
	void CIniFile::CommitL();


Version 0.1(011)
================

symbolic constant ESOCK_INI_FILE added to specify the path of the ini file.

Added new class RMBufAsyncRequest which provides asyncronous buffer allocation for 
protocols to help them avoid dealocks.

Added inlines RMBuf::Get() and RMBuf::Put() which safely get and put bytes to/from an
MBuf. These are not inlines in debug builds.

Added inlines RMBuf::AllocL() and RMBuf::Free() so that there is now no need at all
for protocols to call CMBufManager functions.

Removed operator->() from all classes and replaced with RMBufXXX::First() which
returns a pointer to the first MBuf in a buffer queue or chain.

Changed void RMBufChain::Align(Tint aSize) to TInt RMBufChain::Align(Tint aSize).
The functionality of this has changed slightly also and now allow aSize to be greater
than the chain length without raising a panic. aSize must is still limited to an
MBuf buffer size (ie aSize<=128). The number of bytes that were aligned is returned.

Removed  TMBufIter::operator->()

Removed RMBuf* operator from all classes except TMBufIter.

Amended test code to check RMBufChain::CreateL() and Async allocator support.

Re-organised MBuf source code, splitting it into several files.

Added Protocol debugging aids to CMBufManager:
__DbgSetPoolLimit()	- Sets a hard limit on the maximum size to which the pool may grow.
__DbgSetFailAfter() - Causes a future allocation request to fail
__DbgGetBufSpace()	- Returns free buffer space
__DbgGetBufTotal()	- Returns total buffer space

(Re-)Exported the TAsyncCallback class.
Removed excess EXPORTs from CAsync class.
Added ProtocolManager::__DbgForceKillMBufManager()

CSocket::Error() no longer has a hard coded call to __debugGER()

KIoctlNonBlockingIO becomes KSONonBlockingIO and KIoctlBlockingIO becomes KSOBlockingIO
Blocking behaviour should now be set using SetOption.

RSocket::SetOpt(TUint optionName,const TDesC8 &aDesc,TUint optionLevel,TRequestStatus &aStatus) becomes
RSocket::SetOpt(TUint optionName,const TDesC8 *aDesc,TUint optionLevel) and 
RSocket::GetOpt(TUint optionName,const TDesC8 &aDesc,TUint &anOptionLen,TUint optionLevel,TRequestStatus &aStatus) becomes
RSocket::GetOpt(TUint optionName,const TDesC8 *aDesc,TUint &anOptionLen,TUint optionLevel);

To support Ioctls without any data void Ioctl(TUint level,TUint name,TDes8 &anOption,TUint aLen) 
becomes void Ioctl(TUint level,TUint name,TDes8 &anOption) and, because of this 
CServProvdBase::Ioctl(TUint level,TUint name,TDes8& anOption) becomes 
CServProvdBase::Ioctl(TUint level,TUint name,TDes8* anOption) and MSocket::IoctlComplete(TDesC8 &aBuf) 
becomes MSocket::IoctlComplete(TDesC8 &aBuf) 

RSocket::Close no longer panics if the socket was never opened

void CServProviderBase::SetRemName(TSockAddr& anAddr) becomes TInt CServProviderBase::SetRemName(TSockAddr& anAddr)
protocols can pre check addresses (for valid port numbers etc) and return an error synchronously - otherwise they 
should return KErrNone.

Version 0.1(010)
================

ESOCK now builds under ARM but will not link against the released base due to a gcc defect.
Talk to Rog if you want to run ESOCK on a rack.

Added static EXPORT_C ProtocolManager::__DbgForceLoadMBufManagerL(); This allows debug builds to 
force premature loading of the MBuf manager.

RMBufPktQ::Replace() becomes RMBufPktQ::Prepend().

Added void RMBufChain::CreateL(const TDesC8& aDes, TInt aHdrLen=0); This creates an MBuf chain
from a descriptor and optionally prepends space for a protocol header.

Added TInt TSockAddr::GetUserLen(); Derived classes should now call SetUserLen() in their 
contructor to set the descriptor length tom the actuall length of the desciptor. TSockAddr 
now initialises the length to maximum possible length of the descriptor. Note: If you dynamically
change the length of your address, then either ignore this or set to max possible length.
The primary use for this is to enable address type independant routing to be implemented by 
regarding the derive portion of TSockAddr as a bit stream. If this will never apply to you,
then there is no real need to do a SetUserLen() in you constructor.

TSocketAddress removed. Where needed, this functionality can be implemented
in derived classes. Use of the names "Input()" and "Output()" may be
appropriate for consistancy.

CProtocolFamilyBase::NewProtocol becomes CProtocolFamilyBase::NewProtocolL

Re-designed protocol manager. CProtocolBase and CProtocolFamily are no longer CObjects.
The fact that they were was adding to the complexity of the protocol manager. This should make
no difference to protocol modules.

Added low memory tests to test code and fixed all memory leaks (etc.) detected.

Added class CAsyncCallBack : public CAsync. CAsyncCallBack implements the bare minimum non virtual
subclass of CAsync.

Added full binding code. (Based on a hacked up inifile system)

	Binding is controled by the file \e32sys\esock.ini. The format of this is very similar to 
	Windows' protman.ini
	i.e
	[SectionName]
	itemName= itemValue
	[AnotherSectionName]
	itemName= itemValue
	
	Note that there must not be a space between "itemname" and "=" and there must be a spece between 
	"=" and  itemValue. Also note  that itemValue is terminated by white space.

	Protocols may read the ini file (or other similar files) using the CIniFile class. Note that whne the
	Registry is implemented CIniFile will be removed.

	There is a general section called [sockman] which should contain an item "protocols" with a comma
	seperated list of top level protocols - i.e those protocols which can create sockets.

	Each protocol is described by it's own section. The section name is the protocol's "tag" the protocol
	section must contain two items: "filename" and "index" these are respectively the .prt (dll) file to load
	the protocol from and (if required) the (1 based) index of the specific protocol within the protocol family.

	A protocol section may also have an optional "bindto" item which specifies a comma seperated list of 
	(tags of) the lower bindings of the protocol.

	CProtocolBase::InitL() becomes CProtocolBase::InitL(TDesC& aTag) the descriptor carries the protocol's
	tag from the ini file. Protocols should add options to their specific section and use the supplied tag
	as  a section name to retrieve them - this allows us to multiple instantiations of a single protocol.

	e.g
		[sockman]
		protocols= ip

		[transport]
		filename= \e32sys\pdummy.prt
		index= 1
		bindto= interface1,interface2

		[interface1]
		filename= \e32sys\pdummy.prt
		index= 2

		[interface2]
		filename= \e32sys\pdummy.prt
		index= 2

	This ini file loads protocol 1 from \e32sys\pdummy.prt and binds it to two seperate instances of
	protocol 2 from \e32sys\pdummy.prt

	Protocols are late bound when sockets are created. An unfortunate side effect of this is that BindL 
	and BindToL May be called after StartL due to a second round of binding.

	Protocols should call Open on any protocols they bind to and Close on any protocols they are bound to 
	when they close. This will ensure that protocols are destroyed in the correct order (up the stack)

	Thanks to SteveT for the original CIniFile.


Socket buffers are now fixed in size - once they have been explicitly set. Otherwise they will
continue to grow as before.

Version 0.1(009)
================

Fixed defect in Disconnect up call.

Removed CServProvdBase::Create() this was an artifact of the previous incarnation of the protocol manager.

Added proper copy constructors to Service providers in ipwins. Added esock debug asserts to ipwins.

SocketTimer::Queue(TInt aTimeInMicroSeconds,TCallBack &aCallBack); becomes SocketTimer::Queue(TTimeIntervalMicroSeconds aTimeInMicroSeconds,TCallBack &aCallBack); 
I'm not sure if this is a good thing though.

Internals of SocketTimer altered to use a heartbeat rather than an interval timer - this makes better use of E32 delta queues.

CServProviderBase::Protocol() has been removed. SSPs which wish need reference their protocol should implement this themselves.

TNotify has become the mixin MSocketNotify there should be no change to protocols.
Similarly TResolverNotify has become MResolverNotify.

CServProviderBase::SetLocalName now returns a TInt - this allows protocols to signal an error for (amongst other things) bad protocol 
family in the address and reserved port numbers. The error is passed directly to the client. SetRemoteName should still signal any errors 
using an Error call during or after the ActiveOpen() call.

Similarly, GetOption and SetOption now return a TInt. Also CProtocolBase::GetOption and CProtocolBase::SetOption

The socket server no longer steals all Ioctl calls it recognises regardless of the level.

Added restartable connections to sockets. A protocol which can restart after a failed connect or a disconnect should set KSICanReconnect
in it's protocol info field. This allows clients to reissue a connect request after a failure.

Added a new error indication bit: MSocketNotify::EErrorFatal this will cause all pending requests to complete. If the socket does not 
support re-connection setting EErrorFatal will put into an error state which will stop all further client requests. 
MSocketNotify::EErrorFatal is not set by default. MSocketNotify::EErrorFatal should be used to indicate an error on a listening socket.

New improved EchServ. The test server now provides chargen, NULL and connect back services as follows:
	Service		TCP/Port 	UDP/Port
	=======		========	========
	Echo		 20000		   -
	Char Gen	 20001		   -
	Null		 20002		   -
	Reconnect	 20003		  n/a

The reconnect srvice will create a new socket and attempt to connect back to the originating host on port 20004. 
When both connections are in place it will echo data received on each socket to the other.

MSocketNotify::IoctlComplete() becomes MSocketNotify::IoctlComplete(TDesC8 &aBuf) anyreturn data for the Ioctl should be
sent in the IoctlComplete call. SSPs now need to copy any data required fro mthe Ioctl call.

Version 0.1(008)
================

Fixed Deadlock defect on startup with no valid protocols.

OSILayer enum becomes TOSILayer. All memnbers get an E Prefix. Ooops.

Fixed a descriptor type defect in the CSocket class.

CServiceProviderBase::SetNotify is no longer virtual. SSPs should now use the new pure virtual 
Start() as indication that they can send messages to their iSocket 

Tidied up the protocol init code. fixed defects when loading second+ protocols from a single family.

Finished name resolution and service database functionality (Except Next). NetDatabase will 
be left until there is more input available from IrIAS

Fixed datagram Close/Shutdown order defect.

Fixed code rot in the e32 finger server and IPWINS.

CAsync had unneccessary code. CAsync::CallBackL and CAsync::RunL have been removed (RunL becomes pure virtual). You 
should place all code from CAsync::CallBackL into the derived RunL

Added a global timer class:
class SocketTimer 
	{
public:
	IMPORT_C static TTimerHandle Queue(TInt aTimeInMicroSeconds,TCallBack &aCallBack);
	IMPORT_C static void Remove(TTimerHandle aTimer);
	};
Although times are specified in milliseconds the timer currently only gives 1/10th second granularity so it isn't much better that a CTimer.
This will be rectified when E32 supports fine grained timers - this in unlikely to be on WINS, you'll have to live with the 1/10ths.
Queue returns a TTimerHandle which should be passed to Remove to Cancel a timer. TTimerHandle becomes when the timer goes off. Timer test 
code is in TSOCK\T_TIMER.MAK

Version 0.1(007)
================


TSockAddr re-implemented more effeciently and added CmpPort() member to compare for equality two TSockAddr structures.

ES_INET.H dependancy removed from ESock.

Class TSockAddrIN has been renamed to TInetAddr. Implementation of TInetAddr moved to TCPIP and also IPWINS.

Class Inet removed from Esock and replaced with class ByteOrder that implements byte order swapping.

Included test code for MBuf manager as TESTMBUF but see below.

Changed MNT.CMD to ensure that test protocols have the InstallXXX symbols as the first in generated def files.
All Esock code (especially protocol modules) should now be built using real (i.e. non name) builds.
DEF files were added to the release in 005.

Added Peek() to RMBufPktQ to allow the first packet to be examined without removing it.

Removed cleanup stack support from RMBufChain.

CProtocolBase::Bind() becomes CProtocolBase::BindL() and CProtocolBase::BindTo() becomes 
CProtocolBase::BindToL() protocols should leave from any binding operation to indicate an error.

Inter-Protocol flow control:
CProtocolBase::Send() now returns TInt, added virtual void CProtocolBase::StartSending(); These now form a 
flow control pair. A zero return from a send should floww control off the sending protocol. StartSending 
acts as a flow control on.

Added virtual void CProtocolBase::Error(Tint anError); Protocols should propagate error conditions up 
the stack (eventually to socket service providers) using this call.

Added TServerProtocolDesc::OSIlayer and corresponding OSILayer enum. Protocols will be Start()ed in
increasing layer  order (ie up the stack).

RSocketServer::FindProtocol(const TProtocolName&,TProtocolDesc &) implemented.

Introduced alloc heaven tool code into socket server.
Fixed Alloc heaven.

Fixed RecvFrom functionality. (Was not writing address back to client space.)

Fixed datagram message completeion defect.

Removed last globals from the socket server. Yeah!

Send(RMBufChain & ,TSockAddr *from,TSockAddr *to=NULL) becomes Send(RMBufChain &) MBuf chains now carry 
source and destination addresses. (this should have been in 006.)

Added MBuf Manager to socket server. MBuf manager is installed whenever a protocol which requires MBuf 
services is loaded. Use of MBuf manager as a stand alone dll is no depreciated. Protocols should indicate that
they rewuire the MBufManager by setting ENeedMBufs in their serviceTypeInfo.

Version 0.1(006)
================

CProtocolBase::NewSAPL() becomes CProtocolBase::NewSAPL(TUint aSocketType) The single parameter indicates the socket type.
Protocols which only produce a single socket type may ignore it.

TNotify::Error(TInt anError); becomes TNotify::Error(TInt anError,TUint anOperationMask=KAllOperationss);
Errors can now be specified on one of more operations. Operation bitmasks are specified in TNotify.

Added TNotify::IoctlComplete ioctl operations are now asynchronous and follow the general pattern. Socket Service providers ioctl
call carries a descriptor. The desc's contents are protocol specific. The socket server will write the entire contents of the descriptor
back to client space after an Ioctl completes.

Process(RMBufChain & ,TSockAddr *from,TSockAddr *to=NULL) becomes Process(RMBufChain &) MBuf chains now carry source and destination addresses.


Version 0.1(005)
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Made release notes more comprehensive. Esock now has 3 users.

Added RecvOneOrMore functionality. This causes a socket (stream only) to block until any data arrives.
It will then read any data that is available (upto the size of the supplied descriptor) and complete immediately.

added serviceTypeInfo to TServerProtocolDesc structure - it is important that protocols fill this in correctly using
values from the TProtocolServiceInfo enum. Note that previous releases of IPWINS and PDUMMY were incorrect.

added *.def to li.prj

Cleaned up startup and shutdown code in IPWINS - we were leaving threads hanging around.

Esock now uses UserSvr::InitRegisterCallback() this is important as protocols will start to use the
comms server which must be started before they load.

Added CProtocolBase::ProtcolFamily() and CServProviderBase::Protocol()

Renamed TIPWINS.* to T_IPWINS.*

Added basic host name resolution to IPWINS - this is used by the test code. You no longer need to edit IP addresses in T_IPWINS
Addresses are currently returned in host order - this may change.

Unicode name resolution does not work.

Non debug MBuf manager does not build.