From: "Todd Jonker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> James, thanks for updating the README. However...
>
> --------------------------------------------------------
> [jelly]$ cvs -q up -dP
> ? src/test/org/apache/commons/jelly/jetty/JellyLogFileTest.log
> ? src/test/org/apache/commons/jelly/jetty/jetty.log
> [jelly]$ maven clean jar
> __ __
> | \/ |__ Jakarta _ ___
> | |\/| / _` \ V / -_) ' \ ~ intelligent projects ~
> |_| |_\__,_|\_/\___|_||_| v. 1.0-beta-7
>
> /Users/todd/dev/jelly-new/jakarta-commons-sandbox/jelly
>
> [ERROR] BUILD FAILED
> [ERROR] Goal "jar" does not exist in this project.
> Total time: 28 seconds
> --------------------------------------------------------
>
> Using java:jar does work,
Whoops - I've updated the readme.
> although it appears that it's only building the
> core Jelly library.
Agreed. Hopefully this will be automatic soon, once we've figured out how to
get the Maven Reactor to do it all for us. I've added a brief description to
the readme for now.
> Despite my need for still more help, I must cheer this refactoring effort.
> I've gotten extremely concerned about Jelly's resource usage (it seems to
> take too long to get going) and about tight coupling between the tag
> libraries. In other words, I've been worried that Jelly is pulling in
tons
> of classes for Tags and Tag Libraries that are not being used.
>
> It would make me even happier if the TagLib docs were broken down into
> several smaller pages, instead of one massive page. :-)
Thats the aim; for each library to have its own little area of the
documentation & tag reference etc.
I'd also really like a javadoc like documentation for the tags where
package -> tag library name
class -> tag
methods -> attributes
So it can be as easy to surf as javadoc to see what libraries, tags and
attributes are available and to see some example scripts etc.
James
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