Java Service Wrapper Standard Edition x64 full changelog

Fix a problem where signals received by the JVM were not being logged in debug output correctly if the wrapper.ignore_signals property is set to true. We now also log debug output even if a user event listener consumes the signal event.
Fix a problem on Gentoo Linux where the shell script was not correctly detecting the system architecture. This may also be a problem on other distributions whose 'uname -p' returns a detailed architecture.
In the shell script, when the flag to use systemd (USE_SYSTEMD) is set, the shell script generates a ".service" file in /etc/systemd/system/ when installing the Wrapper as a daemon.
In the shell script, add a function to validate the size of APP_NAME when installing or removing the daemon on AIX.
It was possible to disable the logging of the Java command line even when debug output was enabled by setting the wrapper.java.command.loglevel property to NONE. This made it difficult to debug problems and is no longer possible.

Fix a problem where the message source of remote syslog messages from the JVM were being logged as quot;jvm %dquot; rather than quot;jvm 1quot;.
Add a new wrapper.syslog.split_messages property which controls whether or not multi-line messages will be logged as is or first split into individual lines.
Fix a problem on Windows Vista and above where the wrapper.single_invocation property was not correctly identifying Wrapper instances running in different sessions under some circumstances.

· Further improvements to the memory footprint of the Wrapper to minimize the memory required when logging JVM output consisting of very long lines.
· Fix a minor potential buffer overflow, which could occur if the path of the first classpath element is larger than 1024 characters. This overflow was detected during a code review and we have no reports that it actually ever caused any problems.
· Improve the error message displayed when the Wrapper's configuration file could not be loaded so that it now includes the name of the file.
· Work around a libc system library bug on some HPUX platforms in which calls to vswprintf can cause a crash if the expanded string does not fit into the buffer. Worked around the problem with the help of HP support by making sure the buffer length followed a rule so that its length was 1+N where N is a multiple of 8.

· Fix a problem, where an unclosed percentage character '%' was opening the chance of a dangling pointer in the additional java parameters. The '%' character is a special character, specifying an environment variable.
· Added variable _WRAPPER_DIR the batch files to make it possible to specify any other directory where the Wrapper binary file is located. Until now the batch file and exe file had to be in the same location.
· Added property wrapper.port.address, which makes it possible to specify a different address to bind the socket to when using the socket backend connection between the Wrapper and the JVM. Until now, the socket was always bound to the localhost loopback interface.
· Whenever the Wrapper is causing the JVM to be forcibly terminated, the Wrapper will make sure the JVM has actually been terminated. If it wasn't after wrapper.jvm_terminate.timeout seconds, a pending restart will be canceled and the Wrapper exit.

· Include information about the base configuration file in the debug output when debugging of cascading configuration files has been enabled.
· Add a check in the UNIX script to output a more descriptive error message, when the user specified in the RUN_AS_USER variable doesn't exist.
· Modify the way the the wrapper.ntservice.generate_console property works so it is now easier to disable the generation of the console using just this property.
· Improve the message logged when the the Wrapper attempts to perform a thread dump without a valid console being available.
· Add new wrapper.ping.alert.threshold and wrapper.ping.alert.loglevel properties which make it much easier to debug ping timeout issues by asking the Wrapper to log messages about ping responses which were shorter than the registered wrapper.ping.timeout, but longer than the threshold.

· Include information about the base configuration file in the debug output when debugging of cascading configuration files has been enabled.
· Add a check in the UNIX script to output a more descriptive error message, when the user specified in the RUN_AS_USER variable doesn't exist.
· Modify the way the the wrapper.ntservice.generate_console property works so it is now easier to disable the generation of the console using just this property.
· Improve the message logged when the the Wrapper attempts to perform a thread dump without a valid console being available.
· Add new wrapper.ping.alert.threshold and wrapper.ping.alert.loglevel properties which make it much easier to debug ping timeout issues by asking the Wrapper to log messages about ping responses which were shorter than the registered wrapper.ping.timeout, but longer than the threshold.

· Add a new _WRAPPER_CONF_OVERRIDE setting to the Wrapper dedicated command batch files on Windows so it is now possible to control whether or not the first parameter is the configuration file name. The ability to specify an alternate configuration file is now disabled by default as it was confusing for users who tried to pass other parameters to the JVM.
· Correct a couple log messages in the WrapperManager class which were missing the correct prefix identifying where they originated.
· Remove some old reflection code needed for Java 1.2.x support as we have required Java 1.4 since version 3.4.0.
· Remove some code to try to reconnect the backend socket from Java. It has never been possible to do so without restarting the JVM, and the related messages were confusing.
· Add a new wrapper.disable_forced_shutdown property to make it possible to disable the feature to forcibly kill the JVM on shutdown if CTRL-C was pressed twice.