org.jmacs 1.20

• org.jmacs.server.name property now dropped in favour of using the root part of the diName arg passed to ~.IDiClient.IFactory.createDiClient().
• org.jmacs.server.hostname property renamed org.jmacs.target.hostname
• org.jmacs.server.isLocal property renamed org.jmacs.target.isLocal
• if the org.jmacs.targets.<target>.name property is set, where <target> is the root part of diName above, then its value will be used in place of <target>
• similarly, the values of org.jmacs.targets.<target>.hostname and org.jmacs.targets.<target>.isLocal will be used if they are set
• Thus, the name of the target is still configurable at runtime.
• However, now, multiple targets may be accessed from the same JVM process.
• org.jmacs description now refers to the 'JMACS implementer' (instead of 'JMACS Server implementer'), and it is now the device-interface deployer (instead of the device-interface developer) whose attention is drawn to IDiClient.Factory.getInstance()
• the overview now refers to the 'device-interface client factory' (instead of the 'service-provider interface')

• ~.IDiClient.IFactory: createDiClient() should not throw InterruptedException or IOException!
• ~.ConnectionLostException: svn:keywords set to Id

• ~.IDiClient.IFactory: now states that IllegalArgumentException thrown if diName incorrectly formatted