Thanks Sean again for all your efforts in this matter - it was a huge task to fulfil, and things work great now after the reorg.
As for the JavaOne: * In every JSF Talk we visited MyFaces was mentioned as well, in some very prominently (Stan, Kito, Adam) * JSF was probably the technology with the most sessions over all - and AJAX in combination with JSF was THE buzzword and THE technology preview * The MyFaces presentation was given in front of around 30-40-50 (I haven't got a clue, I had to concentrate on other things ;) people at the Oracle booth and went quite OK, even though it could of course have been better ;) * we had some very nice talks to fellow Apache commiters/members and MyFaces users at the Apache booth. * the diner with the fellow MyFaces committers and the ADF team members of Oracle was very interesting as well All in all, I would say this conference was quite a success for Apache MyFaces ;) regards, Martin On 7/5/05, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 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.) >
