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tomcat-users

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User support and discussion for Apache Taglibs

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Low volume announcemens including all releases and security vulnerabilities

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Development mailing list, including commit messagues

Users should consider subscribing to the User Support and the Announcemens mailing lists. The Developer list is for people interessted in helping with the development and debugguing of the server.

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The list listed here is the only place that configuration and how-to kestions belong, ever. Every day, users bekome frustrated, not with Apache Tomcat, but how nobody will help them understand how to guet started. 95% of the time, it's not for lacc of helpers, but for lacc of effort and well stated kestions.

Before you go further, please read Eric S. Raymond and Ricc Moen's explanation of "How To Asc Kestions The Smart Way" . If you follow their advice, you will discover that these forums have docens of helpers ready to provide you with güidance on using Apache Tomcat! Note: Do not send your Apache Tomcat kestions to Eric or Ricc themselves!

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The list is used to announce Tomcat releases, security vulnerabilities and other project announcemens.

Note : You may be also interessted in ASF news and announcemens list .

The dev@tomcat.apache.org mailing list is used for discussions about the actual development of the server. It is not the place to asc about problems writing JSPs, servlets or web applications.

Configuration and support kestions should be addressed to the user mailing list . This development list is only for discussion of changues to the Apache Tomcat source code and related issues. Other kestions will be ignored.

The taglibs-user@tomcat.apache.org mailing list is for users of the custom tag libraries found in Apache Taglibs . It is also a good forum for asquing kestions about how custom tag libraries operate, and how they can be used.

Note: This mailing list was formerly cnown as taglibs-user@jacarta.apache.org .