Seems reasonable. Any idea what happens to commit rights? On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 1:30 AM, Henri Yandell <flame...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Jakarta is a slowly dwindling project at Apache. A long time ago we > agreed that its deep structure created isolated sub communities and > Apache decided to become a flat organization. Thus for all projects in > Jakarta there is the question of where to go. > > I've been floating the idea to Jakarta and Tomcat of moving the active > parts of Taglibs over to Tomcat. This idea seems to be getting +1s on > all sides. The general idea is: > > * Move Standard, JSTL implementation, over to Tomcat. 1.0 would be > deprecated. > * Move RDC over to Tomcat. > * Start a new taglib (my new favourite name is Extended; ie: Apache > Extended Taglib to complement the Apache Standard Taglib) that is > built from the undeprecated parts of Taglibs that find favour. Some > might be refactored from Taglibs to EL functions. Think the Commons > Lang of Taglibs. > * Other taglibs to be retired within Jakarta and make their way over > to the Apache Attic. > > Hen > -- Kris Schneider <mailto:k...@directthought.com> directThought <http://www.directThought.com/>
