Probably because a lot of time elapses between proposal and bookstore.
In fact, a lot of time elapses between final manuscript and bookstore.
Publishing (especially technical stuff) is not a speedy process, and by
the time that book hits the streets Tomcat 4 will be production and
Tomcat 3.x will be legacy code.
I don't have the true inside scoop, but that would be my guess.
-- Rob
--On Monday, March 05, 2001 10:17:41 AM +0100 GOMEZ Henri
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>> I currently have the task of writing a proposal for content of
>> the book. The
>> book's target audience is web developers who will be using
>> Tomcat. It will
>> be based on Tomcat 4.0, but will also be useful for Tomcat 3.x.
>
> I'm just curious why you write a book with Tomcat 4.0 as target
> instead of Tomcat 3.x.
>
> Production site use now TC 3.2.x branch and Tomcat 4.0 may change
> in a near future.
>
> Why not write on stable product (at least well known) ?
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