Paul Spencer schrieb:
Werner,
I am excited to see you are planning to upgrade the DoJo support. I
would like to see support for multiple versions, including the one
currently in Tomahawk. The desired version to use for any project should
be configurable.
Ah Paul sorry for the second answer, this is one thing you might like,
you will be able to switch dojo versions on the fly simply be
dropping in another weblet jar. So the configuration on project base
will be possible.
Weblets allows that you can drop in different jars the resources are
loaded and versioned properly so that no cache conflicts can occur.
The main problem simply by doing this however is another one.
I cannot guarantee that the components still work if you drop in a
different weblet version than the default one, depending on the version
it might work or not. If you just need dojo and adjust the code yourself
than this is no big issue.
This was one of the main reasons why I added weblets to the entire
project. The resource handling is way more convenient with it.
If you want to see weblets and dojo in action:
http://conference.irian.at/weblets-demo/jspdojotest.jsp
This is a testcase I did a while ago, which tests for relative resource
loading. The entire dojo toolkit 1.0 is packed as weblet jar and served
from the webapp.
