On 16/10/2020 10:54, Rob Vesse wrote:
As with most Apache projects we are entirely volunteer based. As a project we
do not have any formal support/EOL policy.
In practise our advice to users is always to use the latest versions released
by the project. At the time of writing this is 3.16.0. Any bug fixes and
changes we make will only go to the latest version as we do not have sufficient
volunteers to maintain multiple versions.
We typically aim for a release cadence of once a quarter although again this is
driven by the availability of our volunteers and the severity of any bugs that
may be reported.
Support is again primarily provided by volunteers via the mailing list and the
Apache JIRA issue tracker. There are private companies that may offer
support/contracting services around Apache Jena, and others on list may be able
to provide you pointers to those.
Hope that helps,
Rob
Just to add to what Rob said -- the artifacts (source and binaries) will
not go away and remain available from Apache itself [a] and maven
central [b].
Andy
[a] http://archive.apache.org/dist/jena/
[b] https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/jena/
On 16/10/2020, 01:54, "ken.yamashita...@nttdata.com"
<ken.yamashita...@nttdata.com> wrote:
Hi, my name is ken.
We are using the Apache Jena Ver.3.13.1 ,3.4.0 and Apache jena Fuseki
3.13.1,3.4.0.
So iwant to know the End Of Life.
Or maybe there is no support?
