Steve
Agreed that JDK 1.3 (and previous) is still important to support. My
question is: is it desirable to put a 1.4+ version on HEAD and relegate
JDK 1.3 to a separate branch, or do we not want to get into separate
branch maintenance?
R
Steve Cohen wrote:
Rory Winston wrote:
Hi
I have been following the email threads re: JSSE and FTPS
functionality. I think that this might be a good point to consider
introducing a version of Commons-Net that uses JDK 1.4+ as a
baseline. My reasoning is as follows:
* We could remove the (oro) jar dependency;
* FTPS support would not necessitate a separate (JSSE) jar dependency;
* It could be a good opportunity to "clean up" the threading code and
socket handling, and make use of NIO;
* It also may be easier to incrementally add new functionality, such
as Proxy support
Of course, JDK-1.3-compatible releases could still continue on HEAD,
or we could move the 1.4+ branch to HEAD and the 1.3 code to a
maintenance branch.
As a simple proof-of-concept, I have set up a sandbox branch and made
some minor enhancements, including:
* Changing oro-dependant code to use Java regex code instead
Any comments?
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The only negative I can find is that our contributor of the FTPS stuff
badly wants 1.3 compatibility. And I have a feeling that he's not the
only one. 1.3 is not yet End of Life according to Sun, although it
will be soon. My sense is that we lag Sun by some interval of time on
these issues. I don't think we're going to be able to get away with
saying "no more enhancements for JDK1.3" for awhile. So this will
probably mean maintaining two branches for some time.
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