IPWorks 2022

All Editions

• Added several new components, including:
  • TFTPServer.
  • GRPC.
  • S3.
  • WSServer.
• IPWorks IMAP, POP and SMTP components have all been updated to support OAuth 2.0 without using a separate OAuth component. For more advanced OAuth 2.0 scenarios, the OAuth component can still be used in conjunction with these components (or in other non-email scenarios requiring OAuth).
• All FIPS-compliant editions have undergone thorough internal audits, and new advanced ciphers have been added. There are language edition and OS platform considerations for FIPS compliance.

.NET Edition

• Added a new async version of the API designed to support asynchronous programming (async/await) for all operations.
• Cross-platform .NET editions now support Microsoft .NET Core 3.1 and .NET 5/6. This opens .NET development not only on Microsoft Windows, but also Linux and Apple macOS.
• Access to runtime licenses for .NET editions has been improved making it easier to install via NuGet or for non-Windows platforms to obtain a license. License keys can be set in code, facilitating use on non-Windows systems.

C++/Qt Edition

• Updated across the board to provide a more consistent and simpler development experience.
• The Qt toolkit has been merged into the C++ toolkit.
• The C++ Edition libraries for Linux have been updated to use the internal implementation of SSL/TLS and other cryptographic functions. OpenSSL is no longer a dependency when working on Linux and the linker options -lssl -lcrypto are not needed.

Delphi Edition

• Cross-platform development on Microsoft Windows, Linux and Apple macOS is now supported using Firemonkey.
• The component installation location has been changed to the user's Documents folder, and IDE search paths have been updated.

Java/Android Edition

• The Java and Android editions have been merged. This will improve the experience of developers working on applications for both mobile and desktop.

macOS/iOS Edition

• The macOS and iOS editions have been merged. This will improve the experience of developers working on applications for both mobile and desktop.