Hi Simeo;
On 01/01/2020 09:42, Simeo Reig wrote:
Hi all,
Pedro´s question could make sense in a regular environment but this is
Java world!. Still nowadays there are not so few companies running
java 7/java EE7 despite we have java 13/Jakarta EE8.
Hmm ... that is reasonable and surely justifies having your versioning
scheme.
Do note however, that we deprecated Java 7 and anything before that in
the ports tree so those ports should be deprecated.
People can still install and use older versions manually, of course.
In official Wildfly page, https://wildfly.org/downloads , you can see
there is still available from Wildfly 8 since the last Wildfly 18
more, summing more than twenty versions all maintained.
Why? some versions are javaEE7 certified, some javaEE8 and some others
jakartaEE8. Some can use jdk7, some jdk8 and others can use last
jdk11. Some have microprofile included, some other no etcetera. Java
EE has moved from oracle to eclipse fundation, there have been more
changes in last two years than last twenty and therefore many
companies are stilln adapting their code.
Very interesting indeed. C++ has also been changing a lot.
By the way, thanks for your comments Pedro and commit new version Kurt.
Thanks for the explanation,
Pedro.
Simeó Reig
On Wed, 1 Jan 2020, 14:01 Simeo Reig, <simeo.r...@gmail.com
<mailto:simeo.r...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi all,
Pedro´s question could make sense in a regular environment but
this is Java world!. Still nowadays there are not so few companies
running java 7/java EE7 despite we have java 13/Jakarta EE8.
In official Wildfly page, https://wildfly.org/downloads , you can
see there is still available from Wildfly 8 since the last
Wildfly 18 more, summing more than twenty versions all maintained.
Why? some versions are javaEE7 certified, some javaEE8 and some
others jakartaEE8. Some can use jdk7, some jdk8 and others can use
last jdk11. Some have microprofile included, some other no
etcetera. Java EE has moved from oracle to eclipse fundation,
there have been more changes in last two years than last twenty
and therefore many companies are stilln adapting their code.
By the way, thanks for comments Pedro and commit new version Kurt.
Simeó Reig
On Mon, 30 Dec 2019, 19:35 Pedro Giffuni, <p...@freebsd.org
<mailto:p...@freebsd.org>> wrote:
On 30/12/2019 13:28, Kurt Jaeger wrote:
> Author: pi
> Date: Mon Dec 30 18:28:24 2019
> New Revision: 521562
> URL: https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/521562
>
> Log:
> New port: java/wildfly17
>
> WildFly is a flexible, lightweight, managed application
> runtime that helps you build amazing applications.
> WildFly - new name for JBoss Application Server
>
> Fast Startup
> Small Footprint
> Modular Design
> Unified Configuration and Management
>
> And of course Java EE / Jakarta EE!
>
> WWW: https://wildfly.org/
>
> This is the first Wildfly with JAKARTA EE8 full support.
>
> PR: 242962
> Submitted by: Simeo Reig <reig.si...@gmail.com
<mailto:reig.si...@gmail.com>>
>
> Added:
> head/java/wildfly17/
> - copied from r521432, head/java/wildfly16/
> head/java/wildfly17/files/wildfly17.in <http://wildfly17.in>
> - copied unchanged from r521432,
head/java/wildfly16/files/wildfly16.in <http://wildfly16.in>
> Deleted:
> head/java/wildfly17/files/wildfly16.in <http://wildfly16.in>
> Modified:
> head/java/Makefile
> head/java/wildfly17/Makefile
> head/java/wildfly17/distinfo
> head/java/wildfly17/files/pkg-message.in
<http://pkg-message.in>
> head/java/wildfly17/pkg-descr
> head/java/wildfly17/pkg-plist
>
> Modified: head/java/Makefile
>
==============================================================================
> --- head/java/Makefile Mon Dec 30 18:16:59 2019
(r521561)
> +++ head/java/Makefile Mon Dec 30 18:28:24 2019
(r521562)
> @@ -125,6 +125,7 @@
> SUBDIR += wildfly14
> SUBDIR += wildfly15
> SUBDIR += wildfly16
> + SUBDIR += wildfly17
> SUBDIR += wildfly90
> SUBDIR += xdoclet
>
Not complaining, but I wonder why we have so many versioned ports
instead of having just one wildfly and wildfly-devel. wildfly
18 is
available, BTW.
Pedro.
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