+1
Wolfgang Gehner wrote:
+1
Wolfgang Gehner
Ted Husted wrote:
On 11/1/05, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't been a fan of the naming convention being introduced, and
I've
said so in the past. But, as Ted points out in another post, no one,
including me, offered any better suggestions either, so it was just
pointless whining. Let me try and change to something more
constructive...
To summarize,
* Instead of having a Struts Classic distribution, we could have a
"struts-core-library" distribution instead, that could also include
other Core compatiblity extensions, like Struts Flow and Struts
Scripting. If we did, then "Struts Classic" would be relegated to a
codename we used to get the "seven dwarfs" ready to ship.
* Yes, in addition to a "struts-core-library", we could also have an
"apache-struts-all" distribution that included all the subprojects in
one bundle. In other words, it would be the GA version of the nightly
build. (But first, we need GAs to bundle!)
* Our "Struts Validator" is based on the "Apache Jakarta Commons
Validator", which could become a top-level Apache project whenever the
people working on the Validator wanted to go through the application
process. (Ditto for Struts Tiles.) We don't see a way to break "Struts
Validator" out from Struts Core, since the reusable functionality is
already in the Commons package.
As the rest: Yes, that sounds like what we are doing. :)
-Ted.
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