> I thank you all for the intersting discussion on the build system to be used > by Avalon, and let me say that I am really honored. :-)
cheers! > Stability > ------------ > Centipede is as stable as Ant. > If you install plain Centipede with no cents, you just have a working Ant > system. Really? That makes life really easy =) > Ant2 > -------- > I'm following with interest the life of myrmidon, and since I get the CVS > commit messages, I know it's evolving faaast. Many features of Centipede are > made with Ant2 in mind, and I will continue in the time being to observer > Peter's efforts and try to adapt-to/influence them. Once ant2 is out, Pete will come in like blazing wind and port everything over before you can say "release". I'm sure of it =) > As the bottom line, I would say "Try them". > Try both (locally) and see what they are about. I have. In my current custom project setup I've just migrated over to a forked maven (was an anakia user), which I'm now looking to hook up to Centipede. It seems to work. I still find I have to learn *way* too much about Cocoon in order to 'get' how Forrest does its thing; guess it is the same prob Avalon suffers from...probably has the same advantages. > And remember that it's not the features that count, but the structure. > If the structure is not sane, the system could someday collapse. Hey, anyone that has earned the "committer" name around here gets my trust on that till proven otherwise (and the "otherwise" list is very much non-published :D). Bottomline, Pete got Centipede to work, Berin can't help but say yes as he is our cocoon wizzard, Paul and Jeff are not complaining, I'm all for it, so you got yourself a client (while we wait for Berin to come to that conclusion as well). Question on my mind right now: how much cycles do you have to put into this? If you're interested, you'll have my support for committer status (so you can take more load of my back). Don't say yes if you don't have the time tho'...too many of us suffer from that problem :/ - Leo -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
