I'll see if I can find some time to look at that this week.
-- James Mitchell Software Engineer / Open Source Evangelist Consulting / Mentoring / Freelance EdgeTech, Inc. http://www.edgetechservices.net/ 678.910.8017 AIM: jmitchtx Yahoo: jmitchtx MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Skype: jmitchtx On Jul 4, 2005, at 9:23 PM, Sean Schofield wrote:
The SVN reorg is basically complete. There are lots of loose ends to tie up but everything has been moved to where it belongs. We may make a few minor changes to things in the future but at this point I think its safe to start working off the source. I will post a more complete overview of the SVN setup in the next day or so. I'll also work on putting something up on our website addressing the new SVN structure. The source can be checked out at https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/myfaces/current. This will link you to all of the relevant subprojects. The new sandbox project is in place. I added a new component that Matt and I worked on called inputSuggest. Its basically a text input field that "suggests" choices as you type in it. Its similar to Google Suggest if you've ever seen that before. No AJAX at the moment but I think that is a topic for another thread. There is also a new sandbox.war built by the ant script. If you run ant download-dependencies dist-all in the top level build directory you will build everything. You can also run dist in the relevant subdirectory and it will build (or rebuild) just that subdirectory. Building specific subdirectories does require that you build the subprojects that are dependent on other subprojects is fine as long as they are built in the correct order. It seems like there are a few oddities regarding svn externals. If you change two files in two different subprojects (that you checked out using "current") then it seems like you have to commit the two subprojects one at a time. Ex. you change tree2 and tree2.jsp then you have to commit tomahawk and then examples. If any of you svn gurus know if there is a way around this that would be good. There are still a few bugs in the examples apps. I will write a separate post summarizing these issues. The next step is to get the nightly builds up and running. That shouldn't be too hard. I wrote the bootstrap.xml to take advantage of build.xml for most of the work (except checkout and publishing.) James, if you are ready for some maven work, I'd be interested to see if we couldn't publish the website and nightly builds using maven (but still build them with ant for now.) If that isn't workable we can continue doing the process entirely by ant. Finally, I hope to get to updating the website documentation and a few other things later this week. I'll float a few proposals I have for additions to the site and improvements in the documentation for us to discus. sean ps. I'm interested in hearing how Java One went and how MyFaces (and JSF in general was received.)
