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A partial dependency tree for a project that includes Jetty 12.0.22 shows these transient dependencies:
Can you please explain if / how the version numbering of the Am I right to assume that there is no correlation? The background of my question: a security scanner is generating alerts for Jetty 12.0.22, because of these two artifacts. I'm confident that these are false alerts, but I am wondering why the security scanner is raising these alerts. The only correlation that I can find is that the version numbers of those artifacts ( The 'evidence' as presented by the vulnerability scanner.All of the 'evidence' that's stated in the report points at CVEs that are raised against very old versions of Jetty, which all seem to be valid for Jetty 9.0.15.
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FYI 9.0.107 has been released. |
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see #13354 |
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Thanks Olivier! As these artifacts (and their numbering) isn't related to Jetty at all, I believe it can be left at that. As an aside: I don't expect that the new versions that you released will make this particular security scanner happy. Any version number of those artifacts that resembles an old Jetty version numbers would likely trigger the alert. Somehow, this scanner believes that |
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At least this will avoid having |
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org.mortbay.jasper:apache-el
andorg.mortbay.jasper:apache-jsp
are repackaging of Apache Tomcat jars.The version is the corresponding version of the Apache Tomcat jars.
There is nothing related to Jetty version itself, it is totally separated.
You can find the corresponding changelog on Apache Tomcat project https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-9.0-doc/changelog.html
I can cut a release based on 9.0.107 version.