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Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 16:28:23 -0500
From: Aaron Mulder <ammulder@alumni.princeton.edu>
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Subject: Re: ApahceCon is T-26 days (or there abouts) thoughts about
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References: <4378FBF7.90207@hogstrom.org>

I wouldn't mind TCK testing what we've got as soon as David J has the
Tomcat/Jetty distros ready and calling it 1.0-RC1 if we can finish the
TCK in the next week or so.

On a side note, it still feels like there are some significant bugs
out there, though I haven't reviewed the list.  Can you send a list of
what looks like outstanding bugs for 1.0?

Could we get Alan to bless the state of security for 1.0?  I'm not
thinking of anything in particular, I just want to make sure he
doesn't have anything left to do.

Also, it would be nice if the client container could run remotely.  I
think David J said there wasn't a ton of work for this but it wasn't a
real high priority either.  Maybe if someone's sitting around bored
they could look at it?

Anyway, on your list, hot deploy directory is done, but it would be
nice if people could test it and make sure there aren't any issues.=20
And I haven't actually been working on remote deployment yet, though I
still mean to.  :)

Thanks,
    Aaron

On 11/14/05, Matt Hogstrom <matt@hogstrom.org> wrote:
> We're getting fairly close to the time where Turkey's will dominate the w=
eek and
>   then soon thereafter folks will converge on San Diego California for Ap=
acheCon.
>
> Here is the working list of content and the status as best I can tell:
>
>   - More console work
>         Look and feel upgrades added.  Aaaron and Joe are continuing this=
 effort.
>   - Remote deployment
>         Aaron has been working on this
>   - Hot deploy directory
>         I think this is done (tested ?)
>   - Bundled JavaMail with SMTP support
>         Hmmm...Geir was working this one I think
>   - Separate Jetty and Tomcat ZIP/TAR distributions
>         Jencks the maestro was working this one
>   - A working installer distribution
>         Jencks and Erik were looking at this
>   - Bug fixes
>         Not sure of the exact list.  I've been crawling through JIRAs and=
 attacking the
> low hanging fruit
>   - Unplanned but cool additions
>         Jeff has been working on the Tomcat Clustering Gbeans and David w=
as doing some
> initial testing.
>
> Not sure about the timing.  Looks like we'll make ApacheCon based on curr=
ent
> course and speed.  What's the right time to branch so we stabilize 1.0.  =
I
> expect there are some other items continuing in development.  My gut says=
 we
> should branch no later than sometime next week and start TCK testing with=
 the
> GBuild environment Blevins has been working on.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Matt
>
>
>