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commit b4325d5d37cf61bdc561c3104fca7ee4faa6b769
Author: Paul Rütter <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Thu May 28 12:37:36 2026 +0200
Revise Jetty WebSocket support versions in README
Updated version numbers for Jetty WebSocket support classifiers in README.
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http/README.md | 4 ++--
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@@ -31,8 +31,8 @@ classpath and deployment!
### Using classifiers: `light`, `with-jetty-websockets` and
`with-jakarta-websockets` bundle
If you would like to use your own Jetty jars instead of the one packaged with
the Felix Jetty bundles, you can use the variants with the following
classifiers:
* `light` - A light version of the bundle that does not include the Jetty
classes. This is useful when you want to use your own Jetty jars. Available for
both Jetty bundles.
-* `with-jetty-websockets` - A bundle that includes the classes required for
Jetty WebSocket support for Jakarta EE10 (1.0.x) and Jakarta EE11 (1.1.x).
Jetty12 bundle only.
-* `with-jakarta-websockets` - A bundle that includes the classes required for
Jakarta WebSocket support for Jakarta EE10 (1.0.x) and Jakarta EE11 (1.1.x).
Jetty12 bundle only.
+* `with-jetty-websockets` - A bundle that includes the classes required for
Jetty WebSocket support for Jakarta EE10 (1.1.x) and Jakarta EE11 (2.x).
Jetty12 bundle only.
+* `with-jakarta-websockets` - A bundle that includes the classes required for
Jakarta WebSocket support for Jakarta EE10 (1.1.x) and Jakarta EE11 (2.x).
Jetty12 bundle only.
When building the Felix Jetty bundle with Maven (`mvn clean install`), the
additional bundles will be created in the `target` directory, postfixed with
classifier.
This jar can be deployed to your Felix OSGi environment, along with a
compatible Jetty jars.
