> the sole reason we still have excalibur and cornerstone is that the
> commons project will not accept avalon-enabled components.
> 
> I'd be happy if they would, we'd just migrate everything over to
> commons, make all of avalon committers to commons, then start work on
> integrating (taking the best pieces of the various implementations and
> "avalonabling" all of it).
> 
> The way I see it, Avalon Framework should be in very widespread use
> across the Jakarta and XML projects. The way we capture complex design
> issues in a small, solid framework is not found in any of the other
> projects.
> 
> Commons doesn't see it that way and feels any component that uses the
> avalon framework interfaces as having an ugly dependency on some
> external project.

AFAIK it all only about some avalon interfaces. If this is such a central
point (and it really seems to be) why doesn't someone start a small commons
project that simply puts these interfaces into a commons package.
Since it is inside *commons* then every jakarta projekt should be able to
use them. Of course not everybody wants to use a server, ...

Regards,

Ole
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