Re: [Mav-user] Help - falling into 'jar hell' with Mav and JDOM]

2005-07-14 Thread mike
Hi I was looking for a lightweight struts and by chance found this project. Unfortunately I have got a problem with conflicting jdom versions. I saw in the archive that there was a discussion about this last november. What happend to the idea of a 2.2.4 release? Cheers mike What are the

Re: [Mav-user] Help - falling into 'jar hell' with Mav and JDOM

2004-11-28 Thread Dan Finkelstein
Hi -- I think upgrading the jdom library is a good idea -- keeping up-to-date with libraries is a worthy goal. Velocity 1.4 has a dependency on the older jdom as well. This means that us Mav/Velocity users must simultaneously upgrade Velocity to an as of yet unreleased Velocity 1.5. -- Dan

Re: [Mav-user] Help - falling into 'jar hell' with Mav and JDOM

2004-11-27 Thread Mike Moulton
Responses inline... I've had a look at changing Maverick to use jdom 1.0, but as I've never used jdom myself, I am unsure what the changes should be and their implications. I've identified the three place in the Maverick code that need altered. #1 should be fine but I need help on #2 and #3.

Re: [Mav-user] Help - falling into 'jar hell' with Mav and JDOM

2004-11-27 Thread Eelco Hillenius
No objections here. Regards, Eelco What are the thoughts of updating the jdom dependency of maverick? If there are no objections I will do the updates and do a 2.2.4 release. -- Mike --- SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product Guide Read

Re: [Mav-user] Help - falling into 'jar hell' with Mav and JDOM

2004-11-27 Thread Mike Moulton
Regarding #2, I agree with your code changes. This is exactly what I originally had (honest!) but missed the trick with child elements and was trying to avoid the potentially unnecessary List creation. I agree on the List creation, however I don't see a way around it given the API changes.