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The CachedPlcConnectionManager now has a maxIdleTimeout time
which defaults to 5 minutes. If a connection is not being
used for that amount of time, the connection is closed and
removed from the cache.
The CachedPlcConnectionManager now has a close method, which
shuts down all connections.
The CachedPlcConnection now implements the EventPlcConnection
interface which forwards listener registrations to the
connection.
The S7 driver is now able to automatically split up large
array requests into multiple ones and transparently merge
them back together. It is now possible to read arrays of
almost unlimited size.
Added an Optimizer to the Modbus driver, that improves read
performance of multi-item read requests by more than 10 times.
Added an optimizer to the Modbus protocol, that allows reading
multiple fields in one request.
Added support for Modbus encodings of BIG_ENDIAN_WORD_SWAP
and LITTLE_ENDIAN_WORD_SWAP.
Modbus tags allow specifying the unit-id in order to address
multiple devices using one serial modbus connection.
Added a new optimizer to the S7 protocol, that ready chunks
of data instead of individual fields, which allows reading
a lot more fields in one request.
Added a new variant of the S7 driver, called s7-light, which
doesn't have support for subscriptions, but is less likely
to cause connection problems.
Added auto-discovery to the KNX Driver in PLC4J.
Added auto-discovery to EIP in PLC4J.
Added auto-discovery to S7 in PLC4J.
Improved some things in the SPI, that caused issues with
drivers under heavy load.
The Modbus driver uses the "Single Register Request" if a
tag fits into one register. This can help communicating with
devices that don't support "Multi Register Requests".
Incompatible changes
When reading byte arrays with the s7 driver, now the more
efficient PlcRawByteArray type is used, that gives users
direct access to the bytes returned from the PLC instead of
a list of PlcValues.
The builders for read-, write- ans subscription.requests now
process tags and values on a per-field level. If one field
has an invalid address it will now only fail the one item
related to that. Same applies to values. Only the tag who's
value was invalid will be considered failed and no longer an
exception should be thrown.
Subscription-requests now allow registering a handler for
all fields in the subscription.
The addPreRegisteredConsumer method was removed and versions
of the "addXYZ" methods were added, that allow providing
individual consumers for each tag.