| Re: [rt-pmc] Jetty 10 Release Review |
OK, so it sounds like there can be no clarification on the Jakarta version which the Servlet version Jetty supports is included in? That sounds horrible.
My apologies. I have read your first sentence three times and I cannot parse what you're saying. Could you please try rephrasing?
The release review record already says that Jetty 10.0 will
provide "Jakarta Servlet 4.0 Support". I am not sure what more or
else you are expecting?
Tom
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Joakim,The Eclipse Foundation agrees with your assessment. You should only make compatibility claims based on passing the relevant TCKs. It is clear that Jetty is not a fully compliant Jakarta EE Full or Web Profile implementation. I would certainly hope that you would consider working towards passing the Servlet TCK.On 2020-02-27 10:40 a.m., Joakim Erdfelt wrote:We have to be careful about what Eclipse Jetty is compliant with.Example, Eclipse Jetty cannot legally say "Eclipse Jetty supports Jakarta EE 8", as it is not using 95% of the required EE components.Eclipse Jetty is also not a Jakarta EE compliant implementation.Eclipse Jetty is using a subset of Jakarta EE.It's more appropriate to say something along the lines of being Jakarta Servlet 4.0 compliant, but that also requires a validation before Eclipse Jetty is allowed to say that.I doubt Eclipse Jetty is even allowed to say that it is a "Jakarta Web Profile" implementation, as it also doesn't ship with the various required components.Joakim Erdfelt / joakim@xxxxxxxxxxxOn Thu, Feb 27, 2020 at 8:56 AM Thomas Watson <tjwatson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Thanks+1 from me, but I still recommend updating the release record to state the Jakarta EE platform version supported.
Tom
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Right, Jetty 11 is likely to follow on the heels quickly with the renamed package support and remain feature equivalent with Jetty 10.JesseOn Thu, Feb 27, 2020 at 8:46 AM Thomas Watson <tjwatson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Question about the release. It says "Jakarta Servlet 4.0 Support". I assume this is the Servlet version from Jakarta EE 8 and we still look forward to a Jetty release that supports the future Jakarta EE 9 package name changes for javax.servlet. But as of now, the Jetty 10 release still supports the javax.servlet packages.Correct? If so I would simply update the release record to indicate the Jakarta EE version that you support. It may make it more clear, at least to me.
Tom
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Date: Thu, Feb 20, 2020 12:58 PM
We are requesting approval for the review material for the forthcoming Jetty 10.0 release.cheers,Jesse