>>I think Torsten meant to move classes into session-fw because of hard 
>>(compilation time) dependency, while *not* adding session-fw -> xsp 
>>dependency, 
>>which is soft (configuration only).

Exactly :)

> Yeah, but that's imho very ugly.

Uglier? It would be just a single class
that's just not being used if there is
no XSP. While like currently you force
everyone to include the session-fw at
compile time.

> But to be honest, I'm tired of these
> xsp and dependency discussions. 

Yes, me too :)

> If someone things it should be
> different, do it if you think that it helps our users.

I think having that single class
in the session-fw would probably
be better ...at least from a user's
POV.

...but we can also just create mock
class as Antonio suggested. Easy,
fast, works.

Deal?

cheers
--
Torsten

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