The Grinder 3.0 Beta 13 is released

The Grinder 3.0 Beta 13 can be downloaded from

	http://sourceforge.net/projects/grinder

3.0 Beta 13 fixes a significant console bug in 3.0 Beta 12. The 3.0
Beta 12 distribution will be removed from the download page.

Both versions contain the following changes:

  Several new TCPProxy features.
  Minor HTTP Plugin enhancements.
  Bug fixes.

- Phil



Grinder 3.0-beta13
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  Fix bug 847571 - console does not display image icons. Thanks to
  Stefano Santoro for the report.


Grinder 3.0-beta12
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  Updates to the TCPProxy from Bertrand Ave:

   - Added a "-console" switch. When used, the TCPProxy creates a
     simple Swing dialog that allows it to be cleanly interrupted.

   - Added a "-properties" switch to pass System properties to
     filter implementations. Removed the HTTPPluginTCPProxyFilter's
     "-initialTest" option in favour of this more general mechanism.

   - Added a shutdown hook to increase chance of clean shutdown.

  Fix TCPProxy so that it supports HTTP/1.1 from the browser when
  acting as an HTTP Proxy. Recording of cross-site links should now
  work. Thanks to Jimmy Wang for the report.

  Remove the -proxy option from the TCPProxy. The TCPProxy now listens
  as an HTTP proxy by default unless either -remoteHost or -remotePort
  is specified.

  Add a new -httpproxy option to the TCPProxy. This option specifies
  that output should to be directed through another HTTP/HTTPS proxy;
  this may help you reach the Internet. There is also a -httpsproxy
  option which allows you to have a different HTTPS proxy. These
  options are not supported in port forwarding mode.

  The TCPProxy now supports chains of filters. Some may find
  "-httpPlugin -requestFilter ECHO -responseFilter ECHO" useful.

  The TCPProxy now displays key store configuration when starting in
  SSL mode. Support for setting the key store using system properties
  has been removed.

  Optimise TCPProxy SSL initialisation for speed rather than
  cryptographic strength. Do not rely on the TCPProxy to provide
  strong security.

  Change the TCPProxy -timeout option so the TCPProxy will not exit
  if there are active connections.

  Fix a TCPProxy HTTPS proxy bug that caused SSLHandshakeExceptions
  when used with Internet Explorer 6.0.

  Enhancement from Richard Perks that allows scripts to specify the
  local interface to use for HTTP connections. See
  HTTPPluginConnection.setLocalAddress().

  HTTP Plugin enhancement: If the User-Agent header is specified,
  don't append the HTTPClient version string.

  Fix bug 836028 - incorrect platform specific separator for
  classpath. Thanks to Stefano Santoro for the report.



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