Mark,
On 10/12/26 6:34 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:
On 11/10/2026 15:37, Christopher Schultz wrote:
All,
On 10/11/26 7:25 AM, Olaf Kock wrote:
Am 11.10.26 um 11:14 schrieb Ivano Luberti via users:
Hi Chris, going to tomcat home page I can see no link to tomcat 9.1
docs
Where I can find more details on
Tomcat 9.1 will continue to support Java EE but will break some
rules that Tomcat 9.0 has, such as the minimum Java version and the
removal of APR connector flavors.
and any other relevant changes in 9.1
Maybe the link was already sent on the list but I cannot find it.
The answer is further down in the thread:
To clarify: support for Tomcat 9.0.x will end in 2027, but Tomcat
9.1.x will be immediately supported for .. a long time after that.
9.1 _will be_ available around the EOS time for 9.0 - this will come
with breakage of the rules (and potentially others) mentioned above.
+1
Tomcat 9.1.0 (?) will basically be Tomcat 9.0.129.
The March 2027 release of Tomcat 9.0.x will probably be 9.0.128
(October should be 9.0.123, add 5 months to get to March 2027). The
release the following month will be ( Tomcat 9.0.129 - AJP - Java 8 )
= Tomcat 9.1.0.
Correction (more details in my CoC talk later this week - that will be
added to the presentations section of the website when available)
Tomcat 9.1.0 =
Tomcat 9.0.129 - APR/Native connector - Native 1.3.x support
(Native 2.0.x support for OpenSSL will continue)
>
The first 9.1.0 release will be (effectively) just another point
release. The minor version is changing because APR/Native connector
support is being removed.
Yes! I'm sorry I said AJP and meant APR. libtcnative is still there, but
without the APR connector itself.
-chris
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