0.4.0
=====
 
Features / Improvements
-----------------------
    - Asynchronous HTTP client has configurable redirect support (HTTP status code 301 & 302) (#118)
    - Asynchronous HTTP client supports 'Transfer-Encoding: chunked' (#116)
    - Multi-threaded web server support (#139)
    - Experimental support for large static files. (Nb. will memory map the entire file) (#75)
    - Improved documentation for the AsynchronousSocket (#152)
    - Using the AsynchronousSocket for server operations is officially supported (#150)
    - Bug fix. Non deterministic behaviour when multiple timeouts have exact same deadline (DEFT-156)
    - AsynchronousSocket accepts SocketChannel instead of SelectableChannel (DEFT-162)
    - Improved error handling in AsynchronousSocket (DEFT-154)
    - Bug fix. NPE when using AsynchronousSocket.write (DEFT-155)
    - Asynchronous HTTP client supports POST and PUT (DEFT-117)
    - Support for HTTP Cookies (DEFT-52)
    - Request handlers now configured through annotations (DEFT-100)
    
Configuration
-------------
     - See org.apache.deft.example.DeftServerExample (or www.deftserver.org) for
       configuration and usage hints.



0.3.0
=====
 
Features
--------
    - Authentication support (#83)
    - Header names are now case-insensitive (#48)
    - Generic callbacks in IOLoop (#93)
    - Bug fix. ConcurrentModificationException if a new timeout was added in a timeout callback (#89)
    - Http HEAD support (#58)
    - Bug fix. RequestHandler not found if query parameters is present. (#104)
    - Periodic callbacks. Schedule a job to be executed by the IOLoop every nth ms. (#90)
    - Bug Fix. Selector timeout tuning. (#108)
    - Asynchronous socket to help third party developers. (#109)
    - Asynchronous HTTP client (#97)
    - IOLoop.addCallback is thread safe (#103)
    - Bug fix. Proper 'keep-alive' management in web server component (#99)

Configuration
------------
     - See org.deftserver.example.DeftServerExample (or www.deftserver.org) for
       configuration and usage hints.



0.2.0
=====
 
Features
--------
    - Asynchronous writes done right (#63).
    - Support for third party libraries to work within Deft's IOLoop (#62)
      (Thanks to github.com/williame and github.com/sris for inspiration and implementation details).
    - Improved write performance (Using the fact that a java.nio socket write buffer is always writable as long
      its space left in the write buffer, #74)
    - Closed HTTP request premature in HttpResponse.finish() (#72)
    - JMX monitoring (read only) for IOLoop (#68)
    - Configurable knobs, e.g. keep-alive timeout, read/write buffer sizes. (#57, #67)
    - java.nio.ByteBuffer reuse (byte[] allocation is expensive) (#77)
    - Timeouts (JMX debuggable) (#80, #85)
    - HTTP Post support (#50, #71)
         
Configuration
------------
     - See org.deftserver.example.DeftServerExample (or www.deftserver.org) for
       configuration and usage hints.
       


0.1.0
=====
 
Features
--------
    - Date headers are always sent in http response (#29).
    - Support for non-blocking, asynchronous requests (#11). 
    - Regular expressions (with capturing groups) in URL mapping (#10).
    - Support for HTTP GET parameters (#35).
    - Persistent connections ('Connection: Keep-Alive') (#19).
    - Static resources (#21 and #28, thanks to github.com/williame for pointing in right direction).
    - JMX api for monitoring 'keep-alive' connections.
     
Configuration
------------
     - See org.deftserver.example.DeftServerExample (or www.deftserver.org) for
       configuration and usage hints.