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Changes: This development release is the first publicized release for the 2.3 servlet specification and 1.2 JSP engine. The Jetty4 package has been significantly restructured for clarity and flexibility.

Changes: The package structure was renamed from com.mortbay to an org.mortbay. Support for non-blocking I/O was added.

Changes: This is ann optimization release with a few extra features.

Changes: This release fixes a number of bugs with servlet redirections. There are also a number of minor bugfixes and feature improvements.

Changes: This stabilization release contains many minor bug fixes.

Changes: A major restructuring of packages was done to allow a non-servlet HTTP server jar to be built (~200K). Support was added for Unix crypt and for apache .htaccess files. Several major bug fixes and minor optimizations were made.

Changes: This release tidies up some loose ends in the RC3 release. Specifically, it trims jar files and some debugging that was left in.

Changes: This release switches to the JAXP 1.1 reference implementation for XML parsing; it also contains serveral bugfixes and improvements in the API.

Changes: SASL listeners and JMX management have been factored out of the standard release and are packaged in a separate Jetty3Extra release. This release also includes some minor bugfixes and build system cleanups.

Changes: This is the first release candidate of the JMX-enabled Jetty. Optional MBeans now wrap all the key Jetty objects, including HttpServer, HttpListener, HandlerContext, WebApplication, etc. JMX allows a new way for Jetty servers to be created, configured, and managed. It will also eventually lead to greater integration with JBoss and other JMX-based application servers. In order to support the MBeans, some minor changes and enhancements were needed in the API, hence the point release.