I listened to David Geary's presentation tonight (15 Mar 04) and occasionally responded, but let one thing slide that I wish I'd followed up on at the time.
In his talk, IIRC, Geary said at least once something like "JSF is a standard, Struts is not." Do I misremember? If not ... frankly that sounds to me like either * b******t (to give the FCC-approved version :-) * shorthand for "JSF is a JSR, Struts is not, and the JCP decides what real Java standards are." What I'm wondering is, are there folks who would consider the latter statement _not_ b******t? If so, why? Because ISTM that the many of the Jakarta (and other Apache) tools are pretty damn standard--e.g. Ant, Tomcat, and, for that matter, Struts. Am I missing something? _______________________________________________ Juglist mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://trijug.org/mailman/listinfo/juglist_trijug.org
