I agree with Sean and Martin in all points.

-Manfred


2005/6/23, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > 1) Digester has removed the RSS classes from their standard build, so
> > we either have to do a custom build of Digester or we have to have
> > version 1.5 (which is what was in the lib dir)
> 
> This is a known problem.
> (http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-134)  I accidentally
> introduced the problem into the build by using a newer version of
> Digester.  We should resolve this problem regardless of where the jars
> are stored.
> 
> Matthias was talking about taking it out and moving it into the
> sandbox.  Perhaps we should just take it out and reintroduce it to the
> sandbox *after* its been refactored.  We can discuss that on another
> thread.
> 
> > 2) Validator does not have the ISBN validator in its current release
> > build (1.1.4), this class is in the 1.2 branch (which might be head,
> > I did not dig into it). So we have to have the latest nightly (which
> > is currently hosed on the apache servers at 45 bytes) or build it
> > ourselves from their repo.
> 
> Apparently the ISBN validator is relying on a dev version of commons
> validator.  IMO that's a bad thing.  The dev version of some jars is
> available in the Maven repository.  We could ask the commons-validator
> team to update the repository with a snapshot dev version.  (Also we
> can check the ASF repository Martin Cooper is referencing in his
> post.)
> 
> > So this points to the simplicity factor that Oliver argues. In order
> > for us to have an auto download from ibiblio we will have to make our
> > code depended on one of the released versions of these libraries. If
> > we have the jar files in a repo (probably linked in with
> > svn:externals?) then we have the ability to put in a dev version of
> > some dependency jar.
> 
> I don't think a milestone release of MyFaces should have dependencies
> on beta versions of third party libraries.  So this particular
> drawback to ibiblio, etc. doesn't matter much to me.
> 
> [snip]
> 
> > -bd-
> 
> sean
>

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