omniORB 4.0.1 bugs

The following bugs in omniORB 4.0.1 have been fixed. Update from Subversion to get the fixes.


Summary:	Race condition in POA destruction (bug number 7)
Date:	Wed Jul 2 11:54:20 BST 2003
Reported by:	Emmanuel Taurel
Description:	If a call happened in the middle of POA destruction, the servant was sometimes etherealised twice, leading to an assertion failure.

Summary:	Deadlock after POA exception (bug number 6)
Date:	Fri Jun 27 10:26:37 BST 2003
Reported by:	Vladimir Panov
Link:	http://www.omniorb-support.com/pipermail/omniorb-list/2003-June/023803.html
Description:	Calling deactivate_object on a destroyed POA would leave a mutex locked after throwing an exception.

Summary:	Deferred DII requests fail on Windows (bug number 5)
Date:	Tue May 27 12:15:31 BST 2003
Reported by:	Emmanuel Taurel
Description:	The ORB invoker object was not exported from the core DLL, so use of it from the dynamic DLL failed.

Summary:	Crash in registry reading code (bug number 4)
Date:	Thu May 22 15:47:16 BST 2003
Reported by:	Titus von Boxberg
Description:	A misplaced allocation caused a crash when there were no keys in the omniORB key.

Summary:	Connections ignored after exceptions in thread pool mode. (bug number 3)
Date:	Thu May 22 14:30:47 BST 2003
Reported by:	Malge Nishant
Link:	http://www.omniorb-support.com/pipermail/omniorb-list/2003-May/023631.html
Description:	In some circumstances, a connections were not marked selectable after an exception, meaning future requests on them were not noticed in thread pool mode.

Summary:	Timeouts sometimes ignored when scan granularity is zero (bug number 2)
Date:	Tue Apr 15 11:33:05 BST 2003
Reported by:	Clemens Fischer
Link:	http://www.omniorb-support.com/pipermail/omniorb-list/2003-April/023477.html
Description:	A bug in connection handling meant that integer timeouts could be ignored if the scan granularity was set to zero.

Summary:	Deallocation bug assigning an Any to itself (bug number 1)
Date:	Sun Mar 23 20:36:13 GMT 2003
Reported by:	Vasily Tchekalkin
Description:	Assigning an Any to itself would cause it to be incorrectly deallocated.