At 10:18 31/1/01 -0500, Sam Ruby wrote:
>Now, here's a loaded question: which of these is Cocoon2 using? The reason
>that I ask is that when I was trying to get my tinderbox off the ground, I
>did not like the answer that the APIs were subject to change without
>concern to providing backwards compatibility; and what I really didn't like
>was the suggestion that Cocoon2 not track to the changes.
Cocoon was using jakarta-avalon which should be relatively stable. The
reason cocoon2 didn't track it was because we never had an interim release
as the remaineder (cornerstone and phoenix) was no where near releasable
quality. If we were to split things up it would make it much easier for
Cocoon2 (and myrmiddon if it adopted as Ant2) to track changes.
Cheers,
Pete
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