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cvs commit: jakarta-commons/digester RELEASE-NOTES.txt

rdonkin     2004/08/29 11:05:27

  Modified:    digester Tag: RELEASE_DIGESTER_1_6_0_BRANCH
                        RELEASE-NOTES.txt
  Log:
  Updated release notes to reflect planned release.
  
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  Index: RELEASE-NOTES.txt
  ===================================================================
  RCS file: /home/cvs/jakarta-commons/digester/RELEASE-NOTES.txt,v
  retrieving revision 1.13
  retrieving revision 1.13.2.1
  diff -u -r1.13 -r1.13.2.1
  --- RELEASE-NOTES.txt	1 May 2004 20:49:56 -0000	1.13
  +++ RELEASE-NOTES.txt	29 Aug 2004 18:05:27 -0000	1.13.2.1
  @@ -10,35 +10,54 @@
   ============
   
   This is mostly a feature release. A few minor bugs have been fixed (as listed
  -below) but Digester 1.5 proved a very stable release.
  +below) but Digester 1.5 proved to be a very stable release.
   
  -BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBILITIES
  -===========================
  +IMPORTANT NOTES
  +===============
   
  -ArrayStack
  -----------
  -Previously, Digester required the collections library, simply for a single 
  -class: ArrayStack. To avoid depending explicitly on the commons-collections 
  -library, a copy of this class has been made within the digester library. All 
  -places which once used the collections version now use the digester version. 
  -Unfortunately, this will require all user classes which subclass the
  -modified classes to be recompiled. The affected classes are:
  -  CallParamRule (member bodyTextStack)
  -  Digester (members bodyTexts, params and stack)
  -  FactoryCreateRule
  -  xmlrules.DigesterRuleParser
  +New License
  +-----------
  +This release is done under version 2.0 of the Apache License.
  +Please see the LICENSE.txt and NOTICE.txt files in the distribution.
   
  -RSS Example
  +RSS Support
   -----------
  -Previously, Digester included example code for processing RSS (Really Simple
  -Syndication) streams in the core commons-digester.jar distribution, with the
  -code in package "org.apache.commons.digester.rss".  This code has been migrated
  -to the new source directory "src/examples/rss", complete with a build.xml script
  -that can recreate a new JAR file (commons-digester-rss.jar) containing this
  -code.  The Java package name has not changed, so the only impact on applications
  -actually using these classes will be the need to acquire the sources, build the
  -new JAR file, and add it toyour classpath.
  +The RSS package present in previous distributions of Digester was only ever 
  +intended to be a "worked example", so the code has been moved to the
  +"src/examples/api/rss" directory within the CVS repository, and is no
  +longer part of the standard Digester binary distribution. However
  +the same package structure has been preserved, so any users who were using the
  +rss code in production should just have to compile the example code and
  +include that additional jar in the classpath. These classes are still contained
  +in the source distribution and so (for those for which such things matter)
  +are still officially released (though no longer distributed in the binary).
  +
  +Examples Added
  +--------------
  +Several examples have been added to CVS at src/examples, for the enlightenment
  +of new Digester users. They can be access either through CVS or by grabbing the
  +source distribution.
  +
  +Author and Version javadoc tags removed
  +---------------------------------------
  +All @author tags were removed, as per Apache Foundation policy. A list of
  +all the developers and contributors involved in Digester can still be
  +found via the Digester website, or in the "project.xml" file in the base
  +directory of the Digester CVS repository.
  +
  +All @version tags were removed as they were not considered to be useful.
   
  +Dependencies
  +------------
  +The 1.6 Digester release supports greater choice for the user in terms of it's
  +dependencies. By choosing the correct combination of dependencies, Digester
  +can be used with either (incompatible) series of commons-collection releases
  +or none at all.
  +
  +Compatible Dependency Sets:
  +   Digester 1.6 + Logging 1.0.x + BeanUtils 1.x + Collections 2.x
  +   Digester 1.6 + Logging 1.0.x + BeanUtils 1.x + Collections 3.x
  +   Digester 1.6 + Logging 1.0.x + BeanUtils 1.7
   
   NEW FEATURES:
   =============
  @@ -185,40 +204,6 @@
   RuleSetBase allows patterns ending in '/'
   -----------------------------------------
   The subject of this one says it all.
  -
  -
  -OTHER IMPORTANT NOTES
  -======================
  -
  -New License
  ------------
  -This release is done under version 2.0 of the Apache License.
  -Please see the LICENSE.txt and NOTICE.txt files in the distribution.
  -
  -RSS Support
  ------------
  -The RSS package present in previous distributions of Digester was only ever 
  -intended to be a "worked example", so the code has been moved to the
  -"src/examples/api/rss" directory within the CVS repository, and is no
  -longer part of the standard Digester binary distribution. However
  -the same package structure has been preserved, so any users who were using the
  -rss code in production should just have to compile the example code and
  -include that additional jar in the classpath.
  -
  -Examples Added
  ---------------
  -Several examples have been added to CVS at src/examples, for the enlightenment
  -of new Digester users.
  -
  -Author and Version javadoc tags removed
  ----------------------------------------
  -All @author tags were removed, as per Apache Foundation policy. A list of
  -all the developers and contributors involved in Digester can still be
  -found via the Digester website, or in the "project.xml" file in the base
  -directory of the Digester CVS repository.
  -
  -All @version tags were removed as they were not considered to be useful.
  -
   
   Commons Collections dependency
   ==============================
  
  
  

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