- Adjust multipart size limits
- Better handling of errors when multipart limits are exceeded
- Fix multipart config for /configplugins
- Test for total size limit in susimail
Prior to Jetty 9, we used the Tomcat 6 distribution.
As of Jetty 9, we used Tomcat 8.0.33 that was included in the Jetty 9 distribution,
but that is old and doesn't get updated.
Now use the latest Tomcat 8 distribution, and pick the same packages
as Jetty 9 did in their distribution.
Includes two Tomcat 8.0.33 jars from that, which are:
"A rebundling of Apache Tomcat Jasper to remove the tomcat server dependencies, so that the JSP engine can be used by the Eclipse Jetty project."
Fix up LICENSES.txt
Build.xml cleanup
Debian:
- Add support for with-libtomcat8-java but not with-libjetty9-java for wheezy/jessie
- Fix wheezy/precise/trusty build files to use tomcat8 but not jetty9 packages
- Remove build dependency on ant-optional, not required
- Remove some remaining eclipse-ecj dependencies
- Add short README files for wheezy and jessie
- Remove with-libtomcat6-java and with-libtomcat7-java
- Replace with-libjetty8-java with-libjetty9-java
- Add libtomcat8-java dependency in debian builds
- Change libservlet-3.0-java implicit dependency to libservlet-3.1-java
- Initial mods for trusty build files, as it does not have jetty 9
- Initial xenial build files
- Add link to jetty9-apache-jsp.jar
- Add necessary util jars to jsp classpath
Non-Debian builds:
- Move tomcat runtime from javax.servlet.jar to jasper-runtime.jar,
to be consistent with Jetty 8
- Switch from jetty (glassfish) to apache (tomcat) jsp implementation,
to be consistent with Debian builds
- Drop checked-in Tomcat 6 and Jetty 8 jars
Code:
- Force Jasper initialization in RouterConsoleRunner since we
don't use the Jetty annotation scanner
Bundle the DTDs, as extracted from jetty-schemas-3.1.jar
These were in lib/jsp/javax.servlet.jsp-2.2.0.v201112011158.jar in Jetty 8
but are not in any lib/jsp/*.jar in Jetty 9.
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