* Use ExtendedPropertyPlaceholderConfigurer for Spring placeholderConfig bean (APPSERVER-333; Patch from Michael Guymon)
* Updated Mina to 2.0.0-M6
* Multiple socket binding on single RTMP transports
* Context duplication on each Catalina host
Bugfixes:
* Red5 War Version Does not Shutdown Gracefully (APPSERVER-325; patch from Gordon Hempton).
* Scope Memory Leak (APPSERVER-347; patch from Gordon Hempton)
* AMF3 uses Maps for references (CODECS-13; patch from Peter Rendl)
* src/org/red5/io/flv/meta/MetaService.java use Jetty log instead of slf4j (APPSERVER-318; patch from Damien Raude-Morvan)
* References are stored too late when deserializing AMF3 arrays (CODECS-12; patch from Peter Rendl).
* ConversionUtils fail to convert to primitive arrays (CODECS-14; patch from Peter Rendl).
* ConversionUtils fail to convert to sets (CODECS-15; patch from Peter Rendl).
* Encoded double arrays contain integer values (APPSERVER-362; patch from Christoph Botsch)
* Errors logged for empty class name (CODECS-17; patch from Peter Rendl)
* Destroy and disposible bean lifecycle events were not firing in the server upon shutdown and jvm exit (No jira)
* Created means for segregated Quartz schedulers per application. The bug was that the main scheduler has no idea where to location classes you try to access in your scheduled job (No jira)
* Issue when reading empty persistent shared objects (APPSERVER-364)
* Removed Jacksum API, Read more about: Red5 server 0.8.0
* Testing: Added a new automated testing framework
Bugfixes:
* RemotingClient decoding errors (Jira APPSERVER-296)
* Codec typos (Jira APPSERVER-309)
* Exception is thrown when doing NetStream.seek operation (Jira SN-94)
* Scope access does not work if invoked from external Application (Jira APPSERVER-306)
* Childscopes not visible on customly created scopes (Jira APPSERVER-298)
* Config removal dynamically created room scopes (Jira APPSERVER-165)
* NullPointerException in RTMPProtocolDecoder.decodeHeader under load (Jira SN-103)
* Remote Shared Objects: Sync event doesnt dispatch (Jira CS-5)
* Server doesn't start on Windows (JIRA APPSERVER-336)
* Cannot run red5.bat when there is existing classpath set in environment (INSTALL-24)
* NetStream.send in record mode not working (Jira APPSERVER-329)
* NetStream.send "append" mode patch (Jira APPSERVER-338)
* Memory leak in RemotingConnection (Jira APPSERVER-328)
* Connection objects are not removed from parent scopes when a connection is refused in a sub-scope (Jira APPSERVER-261)
* WAR deployer is failing to extract war files (Jira APPSERVER-337)
* Security sandbox violation: BitmapData.draw (Jira APPSERVER-315)
* AMF0 does not echo Array's the way AMF3 does (Jira APPSERVER-311)
* Red5LoggerFactory fails with an NPE if you pass in a context name that hasn't been defined or is not known (Jira APPSERVER- Read more about: Red5 release 0.8.0 RC2
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