mod_jk stable version - numbering

Is there a numbering scheme used when releasing mod_jk stable versions? For example, some software releases use EVEN numbers as STABLE releases and ODD numbers as UNSTABLE releases. Example: 1.2.18 - stable release 1.2.19 - unstable release thanks in advance mohan -- View

Re: mod_jk stable version - numbering

Mohan2005 wrote: Is there a numbering scheme used when releasing mod_jk stable versions? No. We tried that more then a year ago, but then decide not to. For example, some software releases use EVEN numbers as STABLE releases and ODD numbers as UNSTABLE releases. Example: 1.2.18 - stable

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Re: mod_jk stable version - numbering

thanks for response. Mladen Turk-2 wrote: Mohan2005 wrote: Is there a numbering scheme used when releasing mod_jk stable versions? No. We tried that more then a year ago, but then decide not to. For example, some software releases use EVEN numbers as STABLE releases and ODD

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Re: AXIS: tomcat always do http compression without watch min size

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Re: Response committed before getting to the filters

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Re: Response committed before getting to the filters

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Re: Response committed before getting to the filters

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