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New Issues
Heh, you have been a few busy little bees. Eight new issues while I
was not looking. ;-) That suits me right for announcing a release
schedule. :-)
I will look into all of these before CfV; I definitely will try to fix
the binary compare issue (unless Scott has already beaten me to it)
and consider the others.
The JNDI caching code will 99,9% surely be in it; Thomas sent me a
nice patch with documentation.
Stay tuned, I will try to get this stuff done today.
Regards
Henning
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Re: New Issues
Posted by Scott Eade <se...@backstagetech.com.au>.
Henning P. Schmiedehausen wrote:
>Heh, you have been a few busy little bees. Eight new issues while I
>was not looking. ;-) That suits me right for announcing a release
>schedule. :-)
>
>I will look into all of these before CfV; I definitely will try to fix
>the binary compare issue (unless Scott has already beaten me to it)
>and consider the others.
>
I have committed everything I have looked at (i.e. just the two Javadoc
issues).
>
>The JNDI caching code will 99,9% surely be in it; Thomas sent me a
>nice patch with documentation.
>
>Stay tuned, I will try to get this stuff done today.
>
Excellent.
Scott
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http://www.backstagetech.com.au
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