Hey folks, thought I would send a quick update on progress. To recap the branch currently being worked on is here:
https://github.com/geoserver/geoserver/tree/spring4-upgrade The branch currently contains: - Core upgrades to spring 4.2.5 and spring security 4.0.4 - Upgrade to servlet api 3.0.1 - Andreas work to migrate from mockrunner to spring-test I also pushed a branch for geowebcache: https://github.com/GeoWebCache/geowebcache/tree/spring-servlet-upgrade Although it looks like Kevin already did the work here?: https://github.com/GeoWebCache/geowebcache/tree/spring4-upgrade At any rate, one of those branches will be required to build the geoserver branch. At the moment all the core modules compile and pass tests. With the exception of one wms test that from what I can tell was some wierd osx failure. It would be nice if someone else could verify that though. I’ve also run the server and everythign starts up ok, but I haven’t poked it much harder than a quick smoke test. There is one interesting thing that I found with spring security. The login and logout endpoints have changed. So “/j_spring_security_check" is now “/login” and “/j_spring_security_logout” is now “/logout”. I’m still unsure what the backwards compatability repercussions will be with this. It looks like those paths are configurable in some places (like if using annotation based config) but the way we are using some of the filters it didn’t look like they were. I was going to circle back to this. So… next steps is to start updating extensions and community modules. The big one being cas. @Christian: I think you have all you need on that branch to start looking at the CAS migration. Let me know if you have any questions. That’s about it for now. -Justin
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