Version 2.1 of Maverick (and version 2.0 of both opt-domify and
opt-velocity) are now available for download.
This version adds heterogeneous transforms, orthogonal handling of
params to all the various view and transform types, and a cleaner
mechanism for setting the model in controllers.
Note that the config file format has changed slightly. To specify
multiple transforms, use this syntax:
<view name="foo" type="domify">
<transform path="first.xsl"/>
<transform path="second.xsl"/>
</view>
The old syntax for specifying multiple transformations, which involved
multiple <path> child elements of <transform>, is no longer allowed.
This new syntax allows a different type to be specified for every
transform. Try out the new fop transform that Jim Moore has
contributed!
In addition, <param name="foo" value="bar"/> elements can be applied to
all <controller>, <view>, and <transform> nodes.
The old controller base classes (Throwaway and ThrowawayBean) remain
unchanged, however, if you would like to use the new controller
interface which allows setting of params and a more elegant way of
defining the model, extend Throwaway2 or ThrowawayBean2 instead. Since
I didn't think anyone was using the FormBeanUser base class yet, I
upgraded it to the new interface rather than providing a second copy.
Enjoy,
The Maverick Team
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