Date: 2005-01-06T17:16:11
   Editor: TedHusted
   Wiki: Apache Struts Wiki
   Page: TilesTopLevel
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/struts/TilesTopLevel

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Change Log:

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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
     
     Tiles is an innovative approach to composing server pages from reusable 
fragments. In addition to the usual tag-based strategy, Tiles offers a XML 
descriptor strategy which allows for the creation of declarative "virtual" 
pages. The descriptor strategy give Tiles pages a object-orientated feel that 
simplifies reuse. 
     
-    Teams worldwide have been using Tiles in production for more than four 
years. The package continues to gain popularity and has been implemented for 
Jakarta Velocity and JavaServer Faces (Apache MyFaces).
+    Teams worldwide have been using Tiles in production for more than four 
years. The package continues to gain popularity and has been implemented for 
Jakarta Velocity and !JavaServer Faces (Apache !MyFaces).
     
     Rather than continue to create and maintain Tiles in three separate 
places, the developers believe it would benefit the Tiles community to create a 
top-level Tiles project, where the core implementation and extension could live 
together. 
 
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 
     The Tiles project started as the work of a sole developer, Cedric 
Dumoulin, inspired, in part, by the Template taglib created by David Geary for 
the Struts framework. As the community and codebase grew, Cedric joined the 
Jakarta Struts team and donated the code to the ASF. Tiles has been maintained 
jointly by the Struts team ever since.
     
-    As of Struts 1.1, Tiles was made part of the standard distribution. 
Although originally targeted for JavaServer Pages, developers using other view 
technologies, like Velocity and JavaServer Faces, have created Tiles extensions.
+    As of Struts 1.1, Tiles was made part of the standard distribution. 
Although originally targeted for !JavaServer Pages, developers using other view 
technologies, like Velocity and !JavaServer Faces, have created Tiles 
extensions.
     
     The idea of making Tiles a standalone package came up on the Struts Dev 
list as part of the routine development discussions. There being sufficient 
interest in making Tiles a project in its own right, the group decided to draft 
this proposal.
     
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@
     
 Alignment:
 
-    Tiles is strongly aligned with three popular ASF projects: MyFaces, 
Struts, Velocity.
+    Tiles is strongly aligned with three popular ASF projects: !MyFaces, 
Struts, Velocity.
     
 (0.2) warning signs
 
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
 
 No ties to other Apache products:
 
-    Tiles is strongly aligned with three popular ASF projects: MyFaces, 
Struts, Velocity.
+    Tiles is strongly aligned with three popular ASF projects: !MyFaces, 
Struts, Velocity.
 
 A fascination with the Apache brand:
 
@@ -78,12 +78,7 @@
 
 (2.2) identify the coding conventions for this package
 
-The Java code mostly follows a Sun's standard coding conventions, including 
the following characteristics:
-
-    * No newlines before braces
-    * Indentation of two blank spaces (not tabs)
-    * No underscores ("_") on private members
-    * No "I" prefix on interfaces
+Packages will follow the [http://struts.apache.org/releases.html#Coding Struts 
coding conventions], unless otherwise specified. 
 
 (3) identify the ASF resources to be created
 

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