Description:
Product Name:     TIBCO SmartSockets
Release Version:  6.7.0
Patch Level:      4
Release Date:     October 2006
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Note:
TIBCO  SmartSockets hotfixes are cumulative, therefore this release also incudes all the defects addressed in hotfixes 1 through 3. For the complete readme (including information on the defects addressed in the previous hotfixes) and installation instructions or to download this release,  please see the links provided below.
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Reported fixes (TIB_ss_6.7.0_CFIX_V4)

*       Improved message send throughput and send latency  in  Java/C# client API's.
        (CR 1-7HE7CO)

*       Fixed  a  problem  that could cause exceptions or other issues reading from a conn in Java/C# clients.
        (CR 1-7D8YB3)

*       Fixed a potential deadlock with multi-threaded Java/C# clients where one client is sending GMD/SOD messages while another one is receiving messages, and the client  is  being  watched  for  `client_msg_recv' or `client_msg_send'.
        (CR 1-72IKME)

*       Fixed  a  timing issue in Java that could cause any method attempting to read a message (mainLoop, next, search, etc.)   to ignore  its  timeout parameter and become suspended until data arrives.
        (CR 1-73744B)

*       Fixed a problem with Tipc*MsgNext in which the  timeout  could be  ignored  and  the call could loop indefinitely if a steady stream consisting of only control messages (such as GMD_ACK's) is received.
        (CR 1-717E11)

*       Fixed  a  possible  race condition in RTgms that could lead to data transmission being indefinitely suspended.
        (CR 1-70564T)

*       Fixed a problem that could cause clients to crash  under  rare circumstances after losing their connection.
        (CR 1-6Z0D89)

*       Fixed  an issue that could cause conns with certain `unique_subject''s to monopolize a dispatcher if they lost their  connection.   This issue would cause clients that use the dispatcher to starve other connections while the offending connection  tries to reconnect.
        (CR 1-7GZ5NZ)

*       Fixed  a  problem  that  could cause deadlocks in some circumstances involving multiple threads accessing a single conn  if one thread is processing a keep-alive.
        (CR 1-75ZX2B)