I suppose that would work, because the manifest points to the Tapestry
Module class, and if no class uses that module class when there is no
IoC, the JVM won't complain about missing classes... right?
On 07/27/2011 01:04 AM, Howard Lewis Ship wrote:
I think that by making tapestry-ioc a "provided" dependency of
tapestry-json, we could create a JSONModule class that adds the
coercions. The module class would only be used when tapestry-ioc is
present, but would not create a dependency between tapestry-ioc and
tapestry-json otherwise.
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