I'm happy to announce new Weld 1.1.3.Final release.
With this release we finally moved Weld Core Arquillian tests by default to JBoss AS7, making the build easier and faster -- thanks Stuart.
But this of course doesn't mean we forgot about other containers;
- it's still fully tested against latest GlassFish (thanks GF guys!),
- added new web container tests (Tomcat 7; thanks Matija) and
- reduced Jetty config a bit (thanks Geoffrey).
Other interesting issues or features include:
- simple portlet integration - thanks Marko
- better conversation handling - thanks Lincoln and George; btw, LB3 I expect more patches from now on ;-)
- resolution by name - thanks Martin
- Java like abstract method handling in decorators- thanks me; since I'm already thanking everyone :-)
Weld' github master will now be the basis of future 1.2 releases, moving current to branch 1.1.
(since there already is an abandoned
1.1 branch, we'll first move that one to 1.1-legacy)
I also have a few exciting announcements - in case you missed them:
- Weld-OSGi: Injecting easyness in OSGi is coming out soon as part of next Weld 1.2 release!
- Jozef Hartinger moved to Weld team to work on Weld 2.0 (CDI 1.1 impl)
Onward to Weld 1.2 and 2.0!!
p.s.: let us know if there are any new issues with the latest release ;-)
Created: 09. Nov 2011, 15:37 CET (Aleš Justin)
Last Modified: 10. Nov 2011, 12:46 CET (Aleš Justin)
What versions of jetty are supported?
Please adjust the latest manual:
http://docs.jboss.org/weld/reference/latest/en-US/html_single/#d0e5286
which still states "Weld also supports Servlet injection in Jetty 6. To enable this, add the file META-INF/jetty-web.xml with the following content to your war:"
Nice work! :)
All versions should work.
If they don't, create an issue, and we'll try to fix it asap.
Hmmm, it should still work if jetty-web.xml is there. What's the issue?
For the manual adjust, create a pull request. ;-)