Thanks Paul. That sounds really good. I was hoping that we could stay
with Myfaces too but I was just getting concerned based upon the
comments I kept seeing. It sounds like we're closer than I thought.
Thanks,
Joe
Paul McMahan wrote:
I hope that Geronimo can use Myfaces for JSF since they are also an
apache project. I successfully built their 1.2 snapshot today with
very little trouble (just disabled unit tests). Then I included
their jars in a JSF 1.2 web application and successfully deployed it
to Geronimo. The Myfaces engine successfully parsed the
faces-config.xml and started the webapp. I was able to access the
webapp from my browser and interact with the JSF controls. I think
that they are close enough to providing a usable JSF 1.2 driver that
we should continue to work with them for delivery in Geronimo 2.0.
Best wishes,
Paul
On 1/31/07, Sachin Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, I think we should consider this. From what I hear its been weeks
since
My Faces has been able to build. We could always swap back as soon as My
Faces provides a driver. I think we need this for the beta, and if we're
going to do it, better now than later.
On Jan 30, 2007, at 2:41 PM, Joe Bohn wrote:
I've seen several comments in the release notes and on the user list
about
MyFaces 1.2 not yet being functional in Geronimo 2.0. Does anybody
know if
this will be functional soon and more specifically, if it will be
functional
in time for our 2.0 beta?
Should we maybe be looking for an alternative for 2.0 (possibly
glassfish)?
Joe
-sachin
