2008-August JSecurity Incubator status report

JSecurity is a powerful and flexible open-source Java security framework 
that cleanly handles authentication, authorization, enterprise session 
management and cryptography.

JSecurity has been incubating since June 2008.

The project has been very active, with plenty of discussion around
features, implementation, and strategy, on both user and dev lists.

The code is still at codehaus, with the plan to migrate the code base
with all history to the apache repository once a release has been made.
Once the code is in the apache repository, additional releases of the
org.jsecurity code may be published via codehaus, while the 
packages are renamed to org.apache.jsecurity. 

Mailing lists have been set up, and most email traffic has been migrated
from the previous lists at codehaus. 

The JIRA project is set up and is tracking new issues. Issues will be
migrated from the existing bug tracking system in due time. 

The status is being maintained at 
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/jsecurity/STATUS