> Agreed.  I handled this in scripting by adding an element to each dependency 
> declaration marking it as optional or not.
>   I used this new element to create the release notes (combined with 
> changes.xml) as well as create website docs.
> Perhaps we could do something similar in Maven 2.

Maven2 has a <provided> scope for dependencies.  Maybe this is the
right solution?  We use it in MyFaces for the Tomahawk components
which depend on a JSF implementation.  We compile against the MyFaces
implementation but we do not distribute this with Tomahawk.  Its up to
the end user to provide their own implementation.

Of course I don't know much about the Struts/Tiles EL so maybe I am confused ...

> Don

Sean

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