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I think CoR is a great pattern, I've used it with great success, but I'm
not as sure how it fits into Struts *outside* the composable RP, which is
a *perfect* application for it. Just curious how you (and/or others) are
already using it.
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=MyCommand/
or, if you use the default catalog, as I do for my mappings:
action path=/MyAction
command=MyCommand/
I'd say that's geared towards actions.
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1.4+ is going to have
actions without
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Why was it designed to use flavors instead of subclassing? I don't get
it. Why code all the
different types of mappings into one class? If I wanted to add a few more,
I
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But, before getting into anything like that, we should roll the 1.3.0
builds, so that we can start making lighter releases.
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wrap up the review of the Release Notes tonight
with the action, then any attempt you make to obtain the input
stream will fail, because it can only be consumed once, and Struts will have
consumed it.
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I have a question about what happens to the request body when
to the changes in principle?
2) Does anyone object to them going in before Struts 1.3 is released?
Any comments/feeback welcome.
I added some comments to the Bugzilla entry. All told, I'd prefer to leave
this for 1.3.1, rather than rush it into 1.3.0.
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STRUTS_1_3_0.
And produce and announce a 1.3.0 Test Build, I assume? +1 on that.
You could wait until Tuesday and claim it's a Valentine's Day gift. ;-)
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There are two significant items left on the Struts Action Library
1.3.0
/msexcel is not a text format, it's a binary Excel spreadsheet,
so you can't mix other content (e.g. HTML elements) in with it in the
response. Also, adding a charset to the content type is not appropriate.
If you have follow-up questions, please post them to the User list.
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is always needed, whereas
the CCLA is only needed if the employer feels they need to have one.
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Gary
Craig
[1] http://www.apache.org/licenses/icla.txt
], which would be the place to start. There's also
a [EMAIL PROTECTED], but I expect the -discuss list should suffice in this
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On this page:
http://struts.apache.org/struts-action/userGuide/preface.html#resources
The display tag link is this:
http://http://displaytag.sourceforge.net/
-Dave
but seek
Um, no. The English is correct as is. Community is singular, not plural.
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+ James Mitchell
And, as Martin mentioned
= INITIAL COMMITTERS =
* Jason Carreira (jcarreira at apache.org)
+ * Martin Cooper (martinc at apache.org)
-Ted
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At 9:11 AM -0800 1/25/06, Martin Cooper wrote:
On 1/25/06, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/24/06, Don Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://wiki.apache.org/struts/WebWork2Incubator
+1
With some minor patches
already?
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Once he
has, I plan to call for a vote to accept the merger proposal as written up
on the wiki [1].
If any Struts committers want to lend their name to the project and help
out, this is the time. Simply add your name
under the Initial Committers heading
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= PROJECT PROPOSAL =
WebWork 2: A Java web application development framework
A proposal to merge the WebWork 2 community and codebase into the Apache
Struts project. The new codebase is slated to become Struts Action 2.
= RATIONALE =
The members of the Apache Struts project
now. ;-)
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First, I prefer looking at 10 different classes with 10 lines of code a
piece than one with 100 lines of code. My brain has an easier time
following the smaller classes (sometimes at the price of it being harder
to see the whole). I find that it makes it easier
, but it
seems I only did it for FileUpload. I'll fix that.
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When this setting is changed, the line is automattically rewrapped, so
that it looks like this
* @version $Rev: 371073 $ $Date: 2005-08-26 21:58:39 -0400 (Fri, 26 Aug
2005) $
* The class javadoc for ActionServlet
to remove yourselves if
you'd rather not do it.
I split this out into a Champion (Don!) and Mentors (Don, Ted, me). There
only needs to be one champion, but more mentors is a good thing.
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http://wiki.apache.org/struts/WebWork2Incubator
Don
the link to
go to the instructions page, which says that.
(I also reverted the mystery committer name.)
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to that list. It finds real, serious bugs that the
other two don't. We use all three tools at my day job, to good effect.
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and I've noticed a marked reduction in simple bugs, i.e., those that
generally aren't a big deal to fix and maybe will never cause any real
problems but which
to a bug
tracking installation that's outside the ASF.
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How about taking that further? What is stopping me from making a new forum
(and mailing list) just for Action 2.0? Obviously I wouldn't do that, but
since I'm new here I'd rather bring things up with the team than quickly
).
We know you love your choice of tools, Ted, and you love promoting them, but
that doesn't mean we all share your love for the same tools. ;-)
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I hate to say it, but I'm not going to have time to work on fixing
this in time for the 1.3 release. Wendy's
anything (and not lose anything
important).
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BTW, there was talk of switching to JIRA a while back. I'm still +1
for that. Its a much nicer system and I find it less cumbersome then
bugzilla. My point here is that its more tempting to reply to the
bug in the proper place
less concerned about that now.
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Then, if we want to import the Bugzilla tickets into the new Struts
JIRA, we can, so we would have all the Struts tickets, Action 1,
Action 2, and Shale, all in the same place. (Yeah!)
Of course, under the heading Eating our own dogfood, I'd like
. That doesn't necessarily preclude other options, but
whatever else we do, we need to ensure that we retain oversight.
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Don
Martin Cooper wrote:
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IMHO, it sounds like Jive is not up to the task of managing an
ASF-style dev list
is the right place for this to happen now.
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not consider [EMAIL PROTECTED] Foo} in a Javadoc
comment to
be a legitimate reason to import class Foo.
Have you submitted a bug report against PMD for that? Tom has been really
good about fixing problems that come up, especially with ASF projects.
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Modified:
struts/shale
I wrong on this?
Who is the we that has a dependency?
I think the point is that we can't move Resources to Extras if the core is
going to depend on it.
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AFAIK, the only subproject that
depends on Extras is Apps, because the applications use some of the
optional classes
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(I also forgot to fix the file permissions on download.cgi, but no one
reported that!)
That's odd. At some point, I deliberately set
. This new-fangled www stuff. Anyone remember Project Xanadu?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Xanadu
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, should we use
* [SAF 2.x]
or
* [Action 2.x]
or
[Action2] for now, and see what happens later with dot releases.
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Hey guys, just a heads up. WebWork 2.2 is coming out Wednesday. We're
just doing the final touch-up on the docs and we're going in to a
code freeze tonight
-1.3.0-dev.jar.
Is this something wrong with my environment or the maven build?
I just finished 'maven clean-all build-all' and my examples war looks
right...
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Redirect permanent /using.html
http://struts.apache.org/struts-action/userGuide/index.html
I copied it to .htaccess.bkp in case it needs to be restored again.
(Should it be in the repository?)
That sounds like a good idea. At least, I can't think of a reason not to do
it.
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I
I believe you mean MainMenuAction.java. Yes, that's been checked in.
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On 1/4/06, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ted, I can't get to SVN from my current location or I would check for
myself, but was the issue with that missing class (MainMenu
something-or-other I
, which I believe we should remove, right?
- struts-bsf
- struts-core
- struts-plugins
The 'struts-flow' directory is also empty. Are we just not building that in
the nightlies yet?
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On 1/3/06, Craig McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/3/06, Martin Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One other odd thing I noticed when I was in there - the struts dir is a
symlink to jakarta-struts. Seems like we can probably drop that now, and
just use the struts dir itself. It's
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If you are voting for Alpha or Beta, please state your concerns with the
build as it is today.
Only the votes of Struts PMC members are binding, however we value the
opinions of the Struts community and welcome non PMC member votes.
The build can be found in the Struts
On 12/28/05, Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While editing the volunteers page, I noticed that both Steve Raeburn
and James Turner appear twice. Was the intent of r280836 to move them
to the emeritus section?
Good catch. Yes, that was indeed the intent.
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subsequently be treated as static by the
web container? Such resources would be harder to deploy to a fronting HTTP
server, but not impossible if a suitable extraction method can be defined.
But perhaps that would have to be dealt with in the JSF spec.
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* Map the view identifier
On 12/27/05, Craig McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/27/05, Martin Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/27/05, Craig McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A recent RFE[1] in our issue tracking system, plus discussions with
several
folks at the recently completed ApacheCon
in from
externals, but I've kinda lost track of which ones. And then there's the
corresponding Ant files and the documentation, too.
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in the history, if we can. So, if
OpenSymphony is using CVS, we can do this effectively the same way we
migrated our own CVS to SVN.
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So, if the codebase
is kosher, we can file the checklist, and bring the codebase directly
into the Struts repository. No muss. No fuss. But it has
for the
production work we're embarking on.
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It may be that some of these features, like other features of Struts
Action 1.x (Tiles, Tags, etc) will eventually be rolled out in to
their own project, but for now I propose we just agree to move forward
on Struts Action 2.x and let natural
is that bugs are assigned to the dev list. I've just added a cc to the dev
list for this one.
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removing it now, so that it never becomes part of a release,
makes sense to me.
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If we're keeping them, then we need to introduce constants for the
forward and exception strings under which they expect to find
things in the context. I was about to do that before I discovered
14 Dec 2005 - The Apache Struts flagship product, the leading web
application framework for Java, is now known as the Struts Action
Framework.
To make the framework easier to maintain, Apache Struts subdivided the
original monolithic distribution into several subprojects. Each subproject
has its
14 Dec 2005 - To give JavaServer Faces developers a head start on building
scalable web applications for the enterprise, Apache Struts now offers the
Shale Framework. Like the original Struts Action Framework, Shale provides
developers with a front controller, and several other components, to
14 Dec 2005 - Apache Struts, the leading web application framework for Java,
and Open Symphony WebWork, a leader in technical innovation, are working to
merge their communities and codebases.
A merger is an elegant approach to evolution of existing applications based
on action-oriented
, then you miss huge chunks of the
development talks.
These type of reorganizations are rare, maybe every year or three.
On this scale, they are exceptionally rare. If there is a next time, I'll
try to figure out how to disable e-mail notifications while I'm making the
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of bugs
into new categories and new milestones. You can see a summary of the changes
we made in Don's message from a couple of weeks ago:
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/struts-dev/200512.mbox/[EMAIL
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Again, sorry for all the noise. It shouldn't happen again. ;-)
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On 12/9/05, Ted Husted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/8/05, Martin Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We don't have any of our own Action classes in the main app that's under
heavy development right now. It's all chains and commands. Most of our
action mappings correspond to a chain of two
ago, so I fully
expect that it will go away soon, as have all of the other independent tools
I used to use that were acquired by Borland. ;-(
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So, for me, 95% of the time, a debugger doesn't help me. There have
been cases where a colleague and me both were trying to debug
On 12/9/05, Craig McClanahan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/8/05, Martin Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I think it makes the most sense to leave it under MyFaces.
All of the tomahawk and sandbox components directly depend upon
On 12/9/05, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Martin Cooper wrote:
Or maybe I'll claim that I use a UDE - CodeWright's tag line used to be
The Universal Development Environment. ;-) Like UltraEdit, it's
customisable up the wazoo. Sadly, it was acquired by Borland not so long
ago
, because the people who
don't use IDEA won't be keeping them up to date.
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On 12/9/05, Patrick Lightbody [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can press
ctrl-enter and surround a method with a try/catch block and know that
my catch block
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On 12/9/05, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My turn to date myself, along with Frank. ;-)
Me too :-).
In my first programming job, I wrote my code on coding sheets
Java doesn't have right now.
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Of course, I dont't hard code '2' and f_name, I just do 'for each' to
enumerate rows/collums.
He he.
I first played w/ this way of coding in Flash when I did 1up. And now
when I play w/ WinFX... C# does it too. But C# on server side... lets
not kid
. (Think
of Silk as WebApp Commons.) Silk still seems to be pending name approval,
but once that gets cleared up, it would be a good place to build libraries
that could be shared by Shale, MyFaces, et al.
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I think we'll need to do a careful analysis of the myfaces commons
stuff before
we were discussing here,
telling JSF RI users that they have to get a component from MyFaces to use
Shale with the RI would be a little odd...
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On 12/8/05, Sean Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think a jsf-commons
that was similar in effect
to what I described above. In some ways, Chain saved me from having to
recreate that. On the other hand, the way chains handle context makes them
sometimes too flexible, making code reviews more important when the compiler
isn't doing the design checking for you. ;-)
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On 12/7/05, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll try and take a look tomorrow night. I'll have to build a quick VM
to install 1.5, but that's not a big deal (is there any piece of sofware
cooler than VMWare??)
Perhaps Xen? ;-)
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list. The User list is for discussion of using Struts in your
applications; the Dev list is for discussion of the development of Struts
itself.
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and with any luck, someone who
remembers 1.0 will take a look. :)
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to be in the same war file. Dropping two wars into
the same container would be just as easy.
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Don
Craig
references to Beans Scripting Framework that should be
Bean Scripting Framework (i.e. Bean is singular).
11) The hybrid Maven / Ant build system seems odd, but I haven't taken the
time to look into whether or not that's really necessary.
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of
the first and third columns to give more space to the description.
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On 12/3/05, Wendy Smoak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Somewhere on the website conversion plan is PDF version of the site.
I've been trying it occasionally, reporting issues and working with
Lukas and Arnaud
is here:
http://maven.apache.org/maven-1.x/reference/plugins/faq/
Comments?
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On 12/3/05, Martin Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having recently discovered the Maven FAQ plugin, I'm thinking that we
might
want to use that for the Struts FAQs, rather than maintaining them by
hand
it doesn't have to be this hard.
This was pretty much my reaction too, on the occasions I've delved into the
code. But I didn't have the perseverence and singlemindedness to actually
take it on and get anywhere, as you have done. Great stuff, Greg!
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There are so many classes
and
foolproof, but I think we're still a long way from that. ;-)
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If we end up with milestones like 2.3.52, then so be it. MySQL does
that, and I never blinked.
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On 11/30/05, Martin Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am very much against taking ASF content off-site, as it were. We have
a
perfectly good wiki, and that's where our content should be. I know
there
are a bunch of Confluence fans out
a clean roadmap).
In general, I think the most simple solution will be the one that lives
the
longest and brings the most clarity.
+1
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Don
Ted Husted wrote:
On 12/1/05, Niall Pemberton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did we agree anything on bugs which we don't want
+1. Looks like a plan to me.
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All of the outstanding issues have been accounted for -- it's time to
release the initial test build of Shale! Given the amount of time since
the
1.0.0 release plan was first proposed, I'd
.)
And +1 on Don's original proposal!
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, but Trac does that for you automatically :)
As does JIRA.
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Don
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a bean property of type List, I expect
to be able to access it as such. It does seem worthwhile providing the
indexed getter/setter for array-typed properties, so I think (b) would
be the way to go.
+1 for (b).
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I'll give it a try now and see it that does the trick.
L
(I'm afraid I don't recall where)
about going in the opposite direction, for a good reason that I don't
recall. I'm hoping someone else here saw the same thing and has a better
memory. ;-) IIRC, the solution was to make the log instance transient and
access it through a getter.
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, but I can
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Milestone changes
- Remove all Family milestones
- Rename (.*) Milestone to \1 (redundant w/o the family ones)
- Add milestones: 1.2.7, 1.2.8, 1.2.9, 1.0.0, 1.0.2, 0.9
Component
mats, perhaps? ;-)
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I'd suggest you start by reading the documentation - there's quite a bit of
it - and come back (to the User list, not the Dev list) if you still have
questions after that. See:
http://struts.apache.org/struts-shale/index.html
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the x.y.z approach that we do) doing exactly the same thing, for
exactly the same reason.
Not this one. ;-)
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of how-to to the wiki is a perfect use of the wiki,
although I'd be leery of having a boatload of links directly from the Struts
home page. (Imagine all the combinations we might end up with.
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Weny et al, how about adding a HOWTOs link under the Development header
on the site
, rather than iBATIS, and they do
that because that's what their customers are demanding.
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oto further... some distro of Struts should include iBatis DAO (not the
SQL Map, and include JSTL, etc. and not include logic, bean tag anymore,
maybe even Java WebParts, Struts Menu
Unless I'm mistaken, that's exactly what Agility (part of OverDrive) is, in
the Struts sandbox. See:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/sandbox/trunk/overdrive/README.txt
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Is there a C# COR impl someplace in SVN of Commons
.
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Martin Cooper wrote:
Unless I'm mistaken, that's exactly what Agility (part of OverDrive) is,
in
the Struts sandbox.
On 11/26/05, netsql [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a C# COR impl someplace in SVN of Commons?
Elsewhere?
.V
Patrick and Jason on board. I would hope - and expect - that
running the Incubator gauntlet should be relatively painless in this case.
Maybe we can even announce something at ApacheCon. :-)
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Presented by: Don Brown, Ted Husted
right now.
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I would like to actually contribute this patch but I need some
support from the community in terms of comments and suggestions. Any
thoughts are appreciated.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Struts, we've abandoned RCs in favour of Test Builds, so if Shale used the
same scheme, it would just be 1.0.0. Just wondering...
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Added:
struts/shale/tags/STRUTS-SHALE_1.0.0-RC1/
- copied from r349044, struts/shale/trunk
the scripting JSR comes out.
+1. Makes sense to me.
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*ever* being updated automatically. It has always been a
manual process, unless I've missed some newer old days. ;-)
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But I'm fine with publishing changes as needed, too -- especially now
that it's a single command. Just having fun teaching Maven new
tricks...
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Done.
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Please could you set up a new 1.2.8 version number in bugzilla for
Struts.
TIA
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wrote the code. With almost 5,000 Checkstyle
warnings, not including this kind of thing, I think this is the least of our
problems. ;-) And at one point, the Struts code base had zero Checkstyle
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the World Health Organization HIV/AIDS Toolkits. The link is clearly wrong.
Also, there is no Struts 1.27 release - there's a 1.2.7, though. And I have
no idea what It's know for {link} among other things is supposed to mean.
Please fix the page or remove it.
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Martin Cooper
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Apache Wiki wrote
favourite, though, is page 3, where is says This book should be used by.
(That's the entire sentence.)
Oh well. To each his own.
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Martin Cooper
- George
P.S. MoinMoin is written in python.
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actually gets copied unless it's
changed.
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Martin Cooper
If we document the revision as of the release, then we can always go
back and branch on that revision later, or retrieve a snapshot of the
repository as of the release.
-Ted.
On 11/15/05, James Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's
, for one,
have zero faith in the accuracy of the rest of the book.
how many errata does
a typical tech book these days have?!?
Not typical, but see:
http://www.manning.com/books/bayern
There are no errata. ;-)
(Hmm, I wonder who did the tech proof for that book? ;)
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