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Monday May 10, 2004

Weekend Releases :: XDoclet 1.2.1, Tomcat 5.0.24 and Cactus 1.6

While many folks were oohing and awwhing over how EJB 3.0 will make their worlds easier and app servers viable again - some folks continued to get things done:

BTW, thanks to all the Symposium Bloggers - with all the good reporting, I felt like I didn't miss a thing.

Posted in Java at May 10 2004, 10:45:03 AM MDT 3 Comments
Comments:

Who is leading the XDoclet effort today? Looks like both Ara and Aslak have stopped contributing to the development, and new XDoclet versions are coming out very slowly. Is XDoclet 2 ever going to see the light of the day?

Posted by Eric Ma on May 10, 2004 at 03:36 PM MDT #

Andrew Stevens seems to be the main guy on the project now. I think our main goal for the coming releases is bug fixes and enhancements. I think XDoclet 2 will be killed by JSR 175, but who knows. I'm perfectly happy with the XDoclet 1.2.x features.

Posted by Matt Raible on May 10, 2004 at 06:13 PM MDT #

[Trackback] I'm a big fan of the catalina/tomcat ant tasks so i was excited to see Matt's post . So even though I have alot of stuff I should be doing I just could not resist taking the new stuff for a spin. Well its not quite as straight forward as the n...

Posted by Bill Dudney's Weblog on May 12, 2004 at 01:49 PM MDT #

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