Ed Burns (JSF co-spec lead) usually tags his emails with how many days
are left on the specification (a count down if you will). At the end of
June, his email said that there were 20 usable days left on the
specification-- so again I'm thinking end of July or early August at the
latest.
Martin Marinschek wrote:
I asked at the JavaOne, and there was nothing like a fixed date...
regards,
Martin
On 7/7/05, Matthias Wessendorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jacob,
thanks. but some more...
JSF RI 1.2 still works
without JSP 2.1, but only with an alternative ViewHandler that isn't
dependent on JSP 2.1 (ex Facelets or possibly Clay). For example,
Facelets just uses the EL-API and EL-RI from Glassfish and now the JSF
1.2 'spec' can be used in older web containers.
ok. do you know if the tomcat folks are working on jsp 2.1 container?
and do you can a date, when jsf 1.2 will be final ?
-Matthias
-- Jacob
Matthias Wessendorf wrote:
Jacob,
just a question
glassfish is sun's app server, isn't it?
so its "new EL-API" dependency is *new* EL for JSF1.2 and JSP 2.1 ?
if so ... does glassfish currently contain a jsp 2.1 web container?
-Matthias
On 7/7/05, Jacob Hookom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I will check licensing with Sun after their break. The licensing has
more to do with the new EL-API dependencies from Glassfish than it does
with the JSF-RI.
-- Jacob
Martin Marinschek wrote:
We have just been discussing your technology in a Thread, and were
very interested in using it.
Thanks for keeping us updated!
One thing: there is a licensing issue if we would want to use your
technology in MyFaces - now I'd like to ask just theoretically: is
there any way you would be able to change licensing to a less
restrictive license?
regards,
Martin
On 7/7/05, Jacob Hookom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just released an early access of Facelets which works with MyFaces,
JSF RI 1.1 and 1.2. Also included in the release are a couple demo
applications that you can deploy with the MyFaces dependencies.
Facelets acts as an alternative JSF templating technology that can be
used independent of JSP. This means you can use JSF and create
UIComponents without worrying about JSF taglibs. Its syntax is similar
to JSPX crossed with Tapestry.
Home Page:
https://facelets.dev.java.net
Facelets Early Access 0.5:
https://facelets.dev.java.net/files/documents/3448/16918/facelets-0.5ea.zip
I'm hoping that people will download it and give it a try. I'm looking
for any feedback and ideas on steering the features that Facelets will
include before its 1.0 release.
All the Best,
Jacob Hookom (JSF EG/Glassfish)
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