Bill Barnhill wrote, On 12/02/2003 13.57: ...
It happens that nobody replies. It usually means that there is no big interest. So if you feel you have enough compelling reasons, you can continue on the proposed path, or else just wait.If you don't like the idea, fine. There's probably a reason I don't know about, as just about everyone on this project has more experience with Open Source than I do. But if you don't like what I'm saying, at least tell me why.
I'm eager to contribute and while it'sIt's too early to say you're getting ignored.
too early to say I'm getting ignored (or kill file'd),
I am starting to wonder.
And most of all, being ignored is not necessarily a bad thing. It's a neural stance, not positive, but not negative either.
Anyway, to get to the point, Maven-built projects do not work natively in Gump, and this is an important point. They do generate a gump descriptor with a simple ant buildfile, but it's not the real thing.
Krysalis Centipede www.krysalis.org/centiepde/ is a project that does what Maven does in a slightly different manner, and is compatible OOTB with Gump and Forrest.
I am the initial Centipede developer so I am certainly baised, but IMHO for Cocoon it's better ATM, because it's based on Ant and fully compatible and integrated with Gump and Forrest.
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