On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 14:12:16 -0700 (PDT), Craig
McClanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I think this group can pull off something like
this.
> I suspect you're probably correct about capabilities
> (building an IDE is my day job :-), but building an
> IDE seems a little aggressive to be a reasonable
> scope for a demonstration of the use of an
> application framework.
This reference application would not simply serve as a
demonstration of the use of an application framework
but would also provide a production grade application
instance that could easily be customized and
repurposed by a developer. Having a reference
application that was also an authoring tool for the
framework would enable it to inspect and model that
framework, which if done right could provide more
value than documentation or example code and provide
for a plugable extension model.
> There are a bunch of different scenarios (webapp
> versus portlet, or database versus web service
> consumer, for example) that need to be
> examined, and deserve focused attention.
I would also include scenarios involving web
applications that run on multiple device types,
applications that involve content aggregation, and
issues related to digital rights management.
> I'd be happy to see such demos either in the Struts
> repository (for demos involving existing Struts
> committers) and at the Struts SourceForge project
> for those who just want to try things out and play.
I don't have time for demos for the sake of demos and
my suggestion appears to be beyond the scope of what
is appropriate for Shale or future Struts-related
development so I think it would be in the best
interest of this project if I did not subject it to
the politics of this organization just yet.
Scott
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