On 11/2/05, Adrocknaphobia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That's exactly why I'm asking. I was just curious if there is like a > feature cut-off.
Not at all... what 1.0 means to me is that any existing APIs have been hardened to the point where they will only change with restrictions (http://apr.apache.org/versioning.html). For the core BeanFactory, the API is already what I consider "solid", AOP is getting there, so really we aren't that far from 1.0. There's nothing that say features can't be added post-1.0, either. One of the things I stress about ColdSpring (and this carries over from Spring's mentality) is that whenever possible, new packages are implemented such that they don't depend on the core framework, and the core framework doesn't depend on them. Spring is distributed as several jars, and while I won't do that with ColdSpring, the same idea applies. -Dave
