Release Notes: 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.


Release Notes: This release upgrades the JSSE libraries to fix a security vulnerability found in the reference implementation of SSL. SSL users are advised to upgrade to this release or update their SSL jars from JSSE 1.0.3_01.


Release Notes: This release fixes the pathParam bug for ;jsessionid, doesn't process conditional headers and ranges for includes, adds Log4jSink in the contrib directory, and fixes the requestedSessionId null bug,


Release Notes: Support for the 2.3 servlet spec, improved HTTP/1.1 handling, further improvements in scalability with deployments tested on J2ME platforms to enterprise servers, J2EE support via increased integration with JBoss, and Jetty4 is the default server of JBoss3.


Release Notes: This version fixes an important security problem with authentication constraints.


Release Notes: 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.