Hello VSF, VSF looks quite impressive and an almost match for what I am trying to do so I thought I'd post here and see what people think.
I have a large pile of code that configures our app server based on the content of a "config" directory, which itself contains many subdirectories with many files. I would like to add the ability to our server to read its configuration not from just a directory but from a compressed (ZIP) directory that one get pass around in emails for example. VSF almost fits the bill. I say almost because VSF never gives you a java.io.File object, which is what my pile needs. So, what are my choices? (1) I port my entire pile to VSF, not an attractive proposition (yet) since this is a sandbox component. (2) I add java.io.File support to VSF, this does not seem in the spirit of the project. (3) I come up with a bridge type of subclass of java.io.File to java.util.zip.ZipFile. (4) Suggestions? Thanks, Gary PS: BTW, the "Development Process" link to http://jakarta.apache.org/turbine/maven/development-process.html is broken. gg
