Doing a quick scan, it looks like a good number of small fixes to 5.5.23
have accumulated over the last number of months. [See
http://marc.info/?l=tomcat-dev&w=2&r=1&s=5.5.24&q=b]
I know the Tomcat developers are largely focused on 6.0 now, but is
there any chance of a 5.5.24 being rolled to wrap up this backlog.
There are a few spec violations in this batch (e.g. 41869) plus the
embarrassing missing MailSessionFactory.
Overall it would seem good to roll these all up one of these days --
especially given that the number of bugs fixes per month seems to be
dropping off -- and thus one could argue that 5.5.24 may stand "as is"
for a long time. There are a good number of open bugs against 5.5.x,
but few serious ones seem to: (1) not be in a NEEDINFO state and (2) be
in another area than the native connector (which is separately versioned
and optional).
Thoughts?
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Jess Holle
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