[Discussion] Future version support of Java and Jakarta EE in Shiro

2024-03-14 Thread lenny
Hi, Since Shiro 2.0-alpha and 2.0 Final has been released, most, if not all questions we have been getting are about Jakarta EE integration. Mostly regarding shaded artifacts and their usage, i.e. jakarta.* namespace. These and other discussion warrant a few question worth discussing. Please keep

Re: [Discussion] Future version support of Java and Jakarta EE in Shiro

2024-04-04 Thread Jean-Baptiste Onofré
Hi Lenny, Did you receive comments on this thread ? Regards JB On Fri, Mar 15, 2024 at 5:10 AM wrote: > > Hi, > > Since Shiro 2.0-alpha and 2.0 Final has been released, most, if not all > questions we have been getting are about Jakarta EE integration. > Mostly regarding shaded artifacts and t

Re: [Discussion] Future version support of Java and Jakarta EE in Shiro

2024-04-04 Thread lenny
Looks like just one comment so far > On Apr 4, 2024, at 9:48 AM, Jean-Baptiste Onofré wrote: > > Hi Lenny, > > Did you receive comments on this thread ? > > Regards > JB > > On Fri, Mar 15, 2024 at 5:10 AM wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> Since Shiro 2.0-alpha and 2.0 Final has been released, most,

Re: [Discussion] Future version support of Java and Jakarta EE in Shiro

2024-04-04 Thread lenny
I see… Spring Framework isn’t EOL until sometime this year though (soon), do you plan to use commercial support to extend its life? Or just plan to see how long you can “take” the staleness before upgrading to Jakarta namespace? Thanks for the great feedback, it’s very valuable. > On Apr 4, 2024

Re: [Discussion] Future version support of Java and Jakarta EE in Shiro

2024-04-05 Thread Steve Lopez
- Spring MVC 5.3 - Combination of legacy JSP, JSTL, Thymeleaf and JSF/Tiles (that probably begs questions; multiple apps developed over several decades and limited resources to address tech debt) - A number of 3rd party library dependencies; some having migrated to Jakarta-EE a

Re: [Discussion] Future version support of Java and Jakarta EE in Shiro

2024-04-05 Thread Steve Lopez
I would be curious how many shiro projects are still on Tomcat 9 given the heavy lift to migrate to Jakarta-EE. We're on Java 17, Tomcat 9 & Shiro 1.13. While we plan to migrate to Jakarta-EE (and Tomcat 10) it'll likely be at least a year before it can fit in the roadmap. So we would need to