On 9/17/10 10:43 PM, Daniel Kulp wrote:
We've now challenged the last few remaining JAX-RS 1.1 tests. We're waiting to see if the challenge is accepted or not (and it's going to be slow due to JavaOne), but that pretty much means we're really close to having JAX-RS 1.1 stuff ready. JAX-WS 2.2 stuff is already completely passing. Thus, I think we're getting really close to having 2.3 ready to release. I'd like to collect of list of things that still need to be done (and hopefully get them into JIRA): 1) Finish docs of new annotations (my plate) 2) Update docs around the new continuations behavior. Mostly in the migration guide to mention how the new behavior may require some code changes. (willem, can you pick that up)
Yea, I will go through the doc for it today.
3) (optional) Update the jms sample to use jms spec. (benson, not high priority though) Acutally, would be good to update the other jms samples as well.
I can also give my hands on this example. Willem
4) (optional) Try and get new releases of WSS4J and XmlSchema. WSS4J would be nice as it would allow fixing a couple other JIRA issues. I'll talk to Colm about WSS4J. 5) Packaging issues with cxf-bundle. I'll start a separate thread for this, but the quick summary is there are things that aren't in cxf-bundle (like sdo databinding, and some of the validation jars and such). There are also things that are in the bundle that probably could not be (like all the tools could go into a separate cxf-tools bundle to reduce the size of the rt bundle). Anyway, separate thread. 6) JIRA issues - like normal, I plan to go through JIRA and see if there are any "easy fixes" that can be done quickly or have patches that could be reviewed. Anything else? Looking at it, would people feel OK trying to target the week of Oct 4th as the release for 2.3? The packaging issues are the main thing that need to be finalized. Hopefully not too major. Thoughts?
