and you'll also have to factor in a little re-configuration too, for example
the much-debated logging (i.e Logger removal in 5.5), and also a slightly
different JNDI datasource setup. if it's any interest to you we've had 5.5.4
(sensibly or not) running our production and dev servers for 2 weeks with only
1 issue which was related to a connector anyway I think.
Allistair.
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From: Tim Funk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 November 2004 16:39
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Tomcat 5.0.x or 5.5.x in production
5.5.5 is about to be tagged soon. (See the dev list)
If there are no showstoppers in that release - I (IMO) would say its
realistic to start consider moving your 5.0.X releases to
5.5. But be warned
that if you have custom modules (valves, realms, etc) against
5.0 - you will
need to recompile them (and of course test).
-Tim
David Boyer wrote:
We've been using Tomcat 5.0.x in production for the past
nine months or
so. There appear to be numerous benefits to moving to 5.5.x, not the
least of which being that it's the current focus of development.
With 5.5.4 being labeled 'stable', I'm interested in moving
our sites
to 5.5.x.
Is 5.5.4 being regarded as being at least as stable/reliable as
5.0.28?
Thanks!
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