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Friday January 17, 2003

Struts 1.1 is on its way

Struts is definitely due to release 1.1 very soon. I've been using nightly builds for the last year - all very stable. There was a vote posted to the struts-dev mailing list tonight on releasing 1.1b3 as 1.1RC1 and it looks like it will pass. According to the committers, I'd expect an RC2 (with bug fixes only) in early February and a final release at the end of February. Luckily, all my clients have been confident in me and have not cared what version of Struts I was using - just that it worked. When I've found problems, I've patched them - good ol' open source. I haven't found any issues in quite some time - and when I have, the committers usually fix them the same day. Gotta love that kind of customer service. Show me a company that can do that with commercial software and I'll be impressed.

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