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The "FrequentlyAskedQuestions/WhatIsHiveMind" page has been changed by BobHarner. The comment on this change is: outdated note. http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/FrequentlyAskedQuestions/WhatIsHiveMind?action=diff&rev1=5&rev2=6 -------------------------------------------------- - HiveMind is a services and configuration micro-kernel. + || NOTE: This is outdated information that applies only to Tapestry 4. For current information see [[http://tapestry.apache.org/ioc.html]]. || - HiveMind is an outgrowth of work on Tapestry. Tapestry does a ''lot'' of object creation and configuration. HiveMind is a re-invention of much of what Tapestry does in a generic, non-web based, highly reusable form. + HiveMind is a services and configuration micro-kernel used by Tapestry 4. It was an outgrowth of work on Tapestry 3. Tapestry does a ''lot'' of object creation and configuration. HiveMind was a re-invention of much of what Tapestry 3 did, but in a generic, non-web based, highly reusable form. - [[Tapestry4]] will make heavy use of HiveMind, deprecating and removing much of the infrastructure and reinventing it as HiveMind services and configurations. This will make it much easier to extend the behavior of Tapestry without having to subclass !BaseEngine. + [[Tapestry4]] made heavy use of HiveMind, deprecating and removing much of the infrastructure and reinventing it as HiveMind services and configurations. This made it much easier to extend the behavior of Tapestry without having to subclass !BaseEngine. - I think there will be a lot of synnergy by building your application on top of the same services as the Tapestry framework. + As of Tapestry 5.0, Hivemind has been replaced by a new inversion of control layer called Tapestry IoC. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
