Sean,

did you also drop the WML stuff?

-Matthias

On 7/6/05, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This proposal might be a bit controversial...
> 
> I think we should make everything in tomahawk 100% RI compliant and
> remove anything that is not.  We've made (eroneous) claims in the past
> that the stuff in the old components.jar will work with the RI but
> there are several exceptions.  I think we can get broader
> usage/acceptance of the tomahawk stuff if we can legitimately claim
> that it works with any implementation.
> 
> Rather than dumping everything that does not currently work with the
> RI, I recommend we move it to the sandbox and perhaps resurrect it
> when we have the time/interest.  There are a few components that have
> minor RI quirks that I think we can leave in tomahawk but address them
> ASAP.  Other components/extensions have outright dependencies on the
> myfaces implementation.
> 
> One major component that should be moved out of tomahawk (IMO) is
> tiles.  Let me start by saying that I like the Tiles stuff and it is
> one thing that attracted me to MyFaces.  But it requires the MyFaces
> implementation (uses some view controller stuff.)  We could refactor
> it but I am not volunteering for that.  If someone else is prepared to
> refactor then I say leave it in tomahawk an refactor.  If not, lets
> move it to sandbox.
> 
> David Geary (Tiles guru) just checked in some JSF Tiles support into
> the Shale project.  If we dropped Tiles from tomahawk (and sandbox)
> that might not be the end of the world.
> 
> There are other components as well that are not RI compliant.  We
> should make a list and figure out what we want to do with them.  At a
> *minimum* we should list the stuff in tomahawk that does *not* work
> with the RI and publicize that list.
> 
> sean
> 


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Matthias Wessendorf

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