+1 from me! I'm using in production the various 2.2.0.ax since the very beginning, and they have been always super, and much stronger then 2.1.3. Currently I have in production 2.2.0a15, so I haven't tested 2.2.0a18 at all, but I "swear" at least up to a15 :-)
I'm only sorry for not having helped too much in the last few months, but I really want to in the near future! Vincenzo > -----Original Message----- > From: Noel J. Bergman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: venerdi 16 aprile 2004 17.52 > To: James Developers List > Subject: RE: Vote to officially release a18 build > > > I am eager to get v2.2.0 out the door and done, but we know that there is a > short list of outstanding defects. Plus there are defects already fixed for > the next drop, which I was planning to do today. > > Fixes already made since a18: > > InetAddress caches without regarding to DNS TTL. Switch to using > dnsjava Address.get[All]ByName. Eventually we should look at using > JNDI for DNS services, at least in the Mailet API. > > Fix for JAMES-9 > Fix for JAMES-96 > Fix for JAMES-144 > Fix for JAMES-240 > Fix for JAMES-247 > Fix for JAMES-253 > Fix for JAMES-255 > > I just created a version 2.2.0 to assign issues to for the RoadMap. After a > quick pass through all of the unresolved issues, I marked 5 issues for > 2.2.0. Others seemed much more involved, and not critical for the majority > of users. I want to fix JAMES-239 and JAMES-238, which I hope to do today > as soon as the jackhammer operators finish. I will also look at the two for > which we have contributed patches. I'll try to have everything except for > JAMES-99 done by late tonight. Soren and Steve are going to finish JAMES-99 > this weekend, I believe. That's the whole list, and I think it makes sense > to resolve them, and then ship 2.2.0. > > Of the ones not scheduled to fix, several are related, not all are bugs, and > I did not spot any that need to be fixed in 2.2.0, although I plan to focus > on the memory issue as soon as 2.2.0 is final. > > I'd like for Steve Short to take a look at JAMES-155, since he apparently > uses Oracle (http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-155). It isn't a > bug, so I plan to close it, but it would be nice to give the guy an answer. > > --- Noel > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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