1.4. Excluded, Removed, or Deprecated Items

Definitions

Excluded: An item that has never featured in a product release but is otherwise part of one of the open source components of the product.
Deprecated: An item that will be removed from a future release, usually the next major version.
Removed: An item that was previously in a release of the product and is no longer included. Items will usually be deprecated before being removed.

JBoss Enterprise Application Platform is a minor release. Compatibility is maintained throughout all minor releases with a major release. This means that all 5.x releases maintain binary compatibility with the initial release, 5.0.0. For this reason, no items are excluded, removed, or deprecated from this release.

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