On Thu, 21 Feb 2002, Glenn Nielsen wrote: > OK, I think that explains it. > > So mod_jk 2.0 and Ajp14 are still in development, and it > may be a while before they are finished.
> > >What is the status of mod_jk (2) 1.2 and Ajp 14? My opinion: Jk2 supports all the features from jk1 ( and some more ). There are probably some new bugs and some old bugs that still need to be ported, but feature-wise the code can replace jk1 as soon as there is enough will and interest to do so. For the first release of jk2 the major goal is to be 'as good or better' than jk1. It is already a bit faster, IMHO it's much cleaner, and it has some nice extra features - that may not be yet ready ( like unix sockets, I think only me and JFC tested it ). But as a replacement for jk1, jk2 is already as good ( most of the code for ajp13 was just cut&pasted ). All it needs is 3-4 tomcat commiters who are willing to review and play with the code - and we can move to beta. I don't plan too many more changes in the APIs, except those requeted by reviewers. On the java side things are much better, I did a lot of testing of the low level stuff and there are many optimizations ( like C2B conversions, etc ). It'll probably be most visible on tomcat4, but also tomcat33 will see some benefits from the new connector. Costin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
