On 1/11/2017 9:17 AM, Kirk Wolf wrote:
Curious: Is there something relative to RACF keyrings or TLS 1.2 in Tomcat8
/ SDK8 that can't be done with Tomcat 7 and z/OS SDK 7?
Tomcat 7 does not properly handle the "safkeyring:///" protocol
specification even when java.protocol.handler.pkgs environm
On 12/01/2017 1:17 AM, Kirk Wolf wrote:
Jetty has always been nice in terms of how you can customize and embed it.
That's right. Jetty has a pluggable architecture which makes it perfect
for embedding. You can also strip it back to the bare bones. Don't want
servlet sessions? Strip out the mod
Hi Ed,
Jetty has always been nice in terms of how you can customize and embed it.
That's its niche (with system integrators), whereas Tomcat is more
recognized as the de-facto reference open source Servlet container for web
app developers.
Prior to IBM's acquisition of JZOS, we used to include
On 12/21/2016 7:18 AM, David Crayford wrote:
We're currently developing a product with a web UI that uses a Java
application server running on z/OS, either Tomcat or Jetty.
We use Tomcat 8.5.6 on top of Java 8, which gives us RACF keyring and
TLS 1.2 support.
Is Jetty a good alternative to T
Kirk,
We currently use your Tomcat 7 port for dev but we're going to move to
Jetty for technical reasons.
Java 8 gives us better options WRT libraries. We can ditch Joda for the
JRE datatime package and use modern techniques like lamdas. Not to
mention the other reasons
others have posted t
David,
FYI, we recently updated our free z/OS port / packaging / enhancements to
Apache Tomcat to include Tomcat 8, which requires Java 7.
https://dovetail.com/products/tomcat.html
Kirk Wolf
Dovetailed Technologies
http://dovetail.com
On Wed, Dec 21, 2016 at 9:18 AM, David Crayford wrote:
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Going in next month along with z/OS 2.2.
Rex
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Java 8 (highest version) is more or less pushed here because of security leaks
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sions, or not use Java at all.
Kees.
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We're currently developing a
Just about to order it
I'm wondering how common Java 8 is at your site?
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We're currently developing a product with a web UI that uses a Java
application server running on z/OS, either Tomcat or Jetty.
We decided to use Java 7 because most sites probably have that installed
already and having a dependency on Java 8 might be POC obstacle for some
sites. But Java 8 ha
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