Gary, thanks for the answer. > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Gary VanMatre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Gesendet: Dienstag, 5. Februar 2008 16:08 > An: dev@shale.apache.org > Betreff: Re: Shale Status > > > Say, weren't you working on a Shale in Action book at one > time. Maybe I've confused the name. >
I was working on this that's right and I already finished 5 chapters, problem is that some co-authors didn't finish their stuff, also right now the future od Shale itsself is really unsure, so at the minute I don't see a chance that someone will publish the book. Even though I think I should do something with the 5 chapters, maybe I release it as a blog or I pass it to the community, I guess there will be some interest. > The vision of Shale was to provide feature addons to JSF. We will be seeing > forms of these features added to the next versions of the JSF spec so as time > > passes they will be less desirable. However, I have to believe there are > fresh ideas out there looking for a home. > I don't think I can answer you question about when the next shale release > will be. I think it depends on when we can coordinate the efforts. I think we are still suffering from the "loss" of Craig, but in gerneral I guess Shale should not disappear, it is useful and people want and need the stuff which is in Shale, question is really is the developper and user community strong enough to keep Shale alive? I see what feedback I can get from the presentation. Bernhard
