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Bitcoin Dev Archive 2011

BitCoinJ v0.2

2 messages, 27 Jun 2011. Started by Mike Hearn.

Mike Hearn, Jim Nguyen

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Mike Hearn permalink original

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I'm pleased to announce BitCoinJ v0.2. There have been over 100 commits since the first release back in March, which have added:

   - Full support for block chain re-orgs, including recognition of dead
   transactions (that will never be included in the chain).
   - Persistence of the block chain using multiple, pluggable stores. A
   BoundedOverheadBlockStore is provided that is suitable for usage on mobile
   devices where low memory usage and instant startup time are requirements.
   - A much larger test suite
   - IRC, DNS  and seed list peer discovery
   - ASN.1 key export
   - Many many bugfixes and minor API improvements.

This release represents the work of many people. In particular I'd like to thank:

   - Andreas Schildbach
   - Miron Cuperman
   - Gary Rowe
   - Thilo Planz
   - Micheal Swiggs
   - Noa Resare
   - John Sample
   - Xiaofeng Guo
Jim Nguyen in reply to Mike Hearn permalink original

This is great! Good job guys!

Jim

On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Mike Hearn <mike@plan99•net> wrote:

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> [also sent to bitcoin-development@]
>
> I'm pleased to announce BitCoinJ v0.2. There have been over 100 commits
> since the first release back in March, which have added:
>
>    - Full support for block chain re-orgs, including recognition of dead
>    transactions (that will never be included in the chain).
>    - Persistence of the block chain using multiple, pluggable stores. A
>    BoundedOverheadBlockStore is provided that is suitable for usage on mobile
>    devices where low memory usage and instant startup time are requirements.
>    - A much larger test suite
>    - IRC, DNS  and seed list peer discovery
>    - ASN.1 key export
>    - Many many bugfixes and minor API improvements.
>
> This release represents the work of many people. In particular I'd like to
> thank:
>
>    - Andreas Schildbach
>    - Miron Cuperman
>    - Gary Rowe
>    - Thilo Planz
>    - Micheal Swiggs
>    - Noa Resare
>    - John Sample
>    - Xiaofeng Guo
>
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