- startConverters method moved from DynamicConverter to ConvertUtil class. 
  In fact, CompositeConverter have to be started as well. This was previously not the case
  and patterns with composites in them would not work. 

- updating news

  getResponseContent after serialization. The idea is, as expalined in comment 3, to make a 
  copy of the contents of various httpRequest and httpResponse fields (without serializing 
  httpRequest and httpResponse). Also note many converters in the c.q.l.acces.Pattern package 
  *cannot* deal with null values returned by various get methods in AccessEvent. Thus, it is not
  enough to avoid NPE as accomplished by attachment 21 (dated 2008-01-28 21:39:11) but also to
  return valid values.

Comment 3: http://bugzilla.qos.ch/show_bug.cgi?id=109#c3

- testing that ThrowableInformation is serialized correctly

http://bugzilla.qos.ch/show_bug.cgi?id=100

  reconnection delay parameter has to be set.

- Applied patch 10 mentioned in bug 105 onto SocketAppenderBase
- SocketServer class has been removed and replaced by SimpleSocketServer
- SimpleSocketServer is much more careful to track open client connections and to close them. Added relevant test cases.

- renamed c.q.l.c.j.action.ia as c.q.l.c.j.action.implicitAction

- removing unused stylesheets directory

- refactored the IncludeAction for clarity
- IncludeActionTest has been enhanced to check for bug 129

- refactored the IncludeAction for clarity
- IncludeActionTest has been enhanced to check for bug 129

  The secondary map is no longer supported.

  http://bugzilla.slf4j.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66 for more details.

  In short, the caller data was not correctly extracted when going
  through log4j-over-slf4j.

The defensive code compensating for the bug in 0.9.8 until 0.9.9 is released was not merged because it is a workaround hiding the true logic of the code.
 
  void buildResponseHeaderMap() {
    if (responseHeaderMap == null) {
      if(serverAdapter != null) {     <-- ---- not merged
        responseHeaderMap = serverAdapter.buildResponseHeaderMap();
      } else {
        responseHeaderMap = new HashMap<String, String>();
      }
     }
   }

Now, only Context's have a property map. A number of classes has to change to reflect this change.

- first-step to using JUnit 4.