Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: >People, > >I think it's a good thing to plan the future releases now that we have >created a maintenance branch for the 2.0.x series. > >I propose the following actions: > > 1) set the version of the trunk as 2.1-dev >
+1. Flow engine and sunShine are major new features >2) set the tree processor as the default pipeline manager (means making >the interpreted sitemap the default one) > +1, but already done ! >3) merge Schecoon with the main trunk > +1 >4) remove the compiled sitemap implementation from the trunk [this will >give more stress on the interpreted sitemap implementation as well as >removing problems associated with the merging of Schecoon] > -0 : I'd like to start by moving the compiled engine out of the "sitemap" package so that this package contains only implementation-independent classes and interfaces. The treeprocessor will naturally be stressed as it is the default engine (this has already begun and a number of bugs have been fixed). About Schecoon, once more, the dependency that currently exists on the treeprocessor internals will disappear very soon : its link with the sitemap will go through the single Redirector interface. Yes, it comes with new treeprocessor nodes definitions, but this is just some glue code that could easily exist also for another sitemap engine. > > 5) merge the 'sunShine' stuff in the main trunk [one note: I personally >don't like the use of the term 'sun' so much around there. SunShine, >Sunlet, SunSpot... I would *strongly* suggest a name change for those >things, but for sure I like their functionality, even if, in the future, >they will probably factored out as Cocoon Blocks] > +1. I've seen that Carsten started to refactor some of the sunShine internals into the main trunk. This is good, as other applications will be able to grow on that stuff. > > 6) decide what is solid enough to be moved in the trunk out of the >scratchpad [NOTE: for 'solid enough' I don't mean 'implementation wise' >but 'contract wise'] > +1. We should distinguish in scratchpad what belongs to the main source trunk, and what are advanced examples. This goes in favor of the refactoring of samples that is underway : having all examples in the main webapp sitemap frightens newbies (this sitemap is the biggest one I've ever seen), and segmentation in subsitemap will allow users to learn in progressive steps and concentrate on particular features without having to dig through dozens of mixed examples. > > 7) ??? > Hey, did you forget Cocoon blocks ? Sylvain -- Sylvain Wallez Anyware Technologies Apache Cocoon http://www.anyware-tech.com mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
