since it looks like Tiles will be the proper home, this will be my
last cross-post to [EMAIL PROTECTED]  if anyone there wants to continue
following this, c'mon over to [EMAIL PROTECTED] :)

On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 11:46 AM, Antonio Petrelli
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2008/6/28 Nathan Bubna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> VelocityTools 2 is extremely flexible at this point.  Including a tool
>> that lives in a separate library is very easy.  Tiles could even
>> include a tools.xml in its jar with the TilesTool configuration and
>> most standard VelocityTools 2 users would automatically pick up the
>> tool if they just add the tiles jar to their app.
>
> In fact I was thinking of a separate optional JAR, just like the
> "tiles-jsp.jar". Is it possible?

yes, that would be excellent.

>> Given that and the fact
>> that we're already supporting other view technologies in Tiles, i
>> think it would fit best here.  I will, of course, help out with that
>> as much as possible.
>
> OK, remember that you are a PMC member of Tiles, too ;-)

i remember :)

>> Now, i realize that Sergey's code is for VelocityTools 1.x, but i do
>> think we should target VelocityTools 2.  Tools 2.0-beta2 should be out
>> next week, and i don't intend for 2.0 GA to be far behind.
>
> +1 to use Tools 2, independently from your release schedule.
>
>>  Also,
>> given the flexibility of Tools 2, it actually is pretty easy to have a
>> 1.x compatible version extend the 2.x version.
>
> I think that retrocompatibility depends on volunteers effort: if
> someone of us really *wants* to use Tools 1, then OK.
>
>> What do you think?
>
> I think we have left one important point: the codebase of the work
> made by Sergey lives outside of Apache, so probably an IP clearance
> process is necessary.

agreed.  though if we're not bring the spring integration code along,
there's just a few classes we'd adapt the code from.  i suspect a JIRA
attachment with the proper box clicked and a CLA from Sergey should
probably suffice.  it appears that he is the sole author and copyright
owner.  is that right, Sergey?

> Sergey, if you still want to contribute, do you simply want to donate
> your code (with obvious recognition in SVN logs and contributor page),
> or do you want to collaborate to create a Tiles 2 + VelocityTools 2
> module?

yep, it's your contribution, don't let us run the whole discussion here. :)

> Either way, your contribute will really be appreciated :-)

+1!

> Thanks
> Antonio
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