+1, I think most things will be easier now in jasper34 space, JspServlet
was one of the scariest things but it's starting to look better. 

BTW, did anyone tested the per-session encoding stuff ? Can we keep it on
by default ( given that all known browsers will post in the same encoding
the form is receiven into ) ? I'll try to write a small doc on how charset
works later on, when I get more time - but I would like to know this area
is ok, it was one of the biggest things on my list for 3.3.

Costin


On Sun, 17 Jun 2001, Larry Isaacs wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Continuing to adapt the Tomcat 3.3 schedule to available time and needs,
> I propose the following changes to the current RELEASE-PLAN-3.3:
> 
> Add a Milestone 4:
> 
>     Code Freeze/Tag Date:     June 20, 2001
>     Release Manager:  Larry Isaacs
> 
>     This release contains a switch to using jakarta-tomcat-connectors
>     for some utility classes.  It also uses jakarta-tomcat-jasper
>     for building jasper34, which will be enabled as the default
>     JSP handler.  The internal "jasper33" will be enabled as the
>     default JSP handler for future releases of Tomcat 3.3.
> 
>     Known issues in order of priority:
>     1. Jasper34 needs to be stable.
>     2. Watchdog and internal test need to be passing all tests.
>     3. Build documentation need to be updated to document
>        new dependencies on jakarta-tomcat-connectors and
>        jakarta-tomcat-jasper.
> 
> 
> Change the Beta 1 Freeze Date to July 11.
> 
> Change the Beta 2 Freeze Date to July 18.
> 
> Change the Final Release August 1.
> 
> Cheers,
> Larry
> 

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