All software includes garbage that you don't want.  Look at any library out 
there. The beauty IMO is in the ease of implementation.  We are currently 
switching from JSP to JSF and as time goes by I think you will see more people 
making the switch once they realize the simplicity of JSF.  So now you have a 
jar called -JSP, should it be JSF?

It may be all semantics but you really can't use tiles-jsp alone.  So if each 
is dependant on the other then why not have them combined?  I can't really see 
an argument that there would be a tiles-jsf, tiles-jsp, tiles-php, and 
tiles-aspx.  If I am irritating anyone let me know but I am trying to 
contribute to what I believe is an excellent tool.

Scot


----- Original Message ----
From: Greg Reddin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, March 5, 2007 9:22:52 AM
Subject: Re: Current snapshot


On 3/5/07, Antonio Petrelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> About dependency maintenance, I think that it can be succesfully
> managed through the use of Maven at every level.


That's my thought as well.  If we break them up it's trivial in Maven to
include everything we need.  If we bundle them all together it's non-trivial
to try to exclude the stuff you don't want.

Greg


 
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