Wrap-Up
summary
Announces two new Tomcat PMC members and maps the roadmap: Tomcat 9 follows Java EE 8 and Servlet 4 and stays in milestone/alpha until the spec stabilizes, with betas then a stable release — likely production-ready before year end if Java EE 8 ships. Tomcat 6 closes with about 18 open bugs and will go read-only and be removed from downloads; no further security fixes. Tomcat 10 considers dropping APR native, adds request cancellation, async parameter reads and overlays already implemented, and moves tooling toward Git.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Looking forward
- 1:05Java EE 8
- 3:19Java 9 Modules
- 4:02Tomcat 6 Resources
- 6:48Tomcat 8 Resources
- 19:34Other Things
- 25:14Community
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