Releases4.1.0The 4.1.0 is our release to feature Jakarta EE 10 support and JDK-17 baseline. For a complete list of new features, API changes, etc... please see the release notes and migration guide.
4.0.6The 4.0.6 is our release to feature Jakarta EE 9.1 support and JDK-11 baseline. For a complete list of new features, API changes, etc... please see the release notes and migration guide.
3.6.5The 3.6.5 release is an updated version of 3.x to move to a fully JDK-11 baseline. This allows for new dependencies, security updates, and a few additional features, yet remains JEE 8.x compatible(javax.* namespace). For a complete list of new features, API changes, etc... please see the release notes and migration guide.
3.5.10The 3.5.10 release is our latest release representing a significant amount of work on new features, enhancements, code cleanups, etc... For a complete list of new features, API changes, etc... please see the release notes and migration guide.
Verifying ReleasesWhen downloading from a mirror it is recommended to verify the integrity of the downloads. This should preferably be done by verifying the OpenPGP compatible signature available from the main Apache site. The KEYS file contains the public keys used for signing the release. It is recommended that a web of trust is used to confirm the identity of these keys. You can check the OpenPGP signature with GnuPG via: gpg --import KEYS gpg --verify apache-cxf-*.tar.gz.asc It is also possible to verify the integrity of the downloads using the SHA1 checksum with: sha1sum --check apache-cxf-*.tar.gz.sha1 Previous releasesPrevious releases are all archived in the apache archive: Maven RepositoriesIf you use Maven for building your applications, all supported CXF releases are synced into the maven central repository: https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/ For information on where to retrieve Apache CXF SNAPSHOT maven artifacts, please refer to the page on building CXF. |
