> [migration classes]
> > These were added by Patrick a while back, and it was decided to remove
> > them, rather than carry over old stuff. It's suggested that you extend
> > from com.opensymphony.xwork.ActionSupport instead, possibly having a
> > parent class for your actions which provides the calls to doExecute,
> > etc.
>
> I can see you don't want legacy stuff in xwork/ww2. What I don't see is
why
> you actually want to, and excuse my language, fuck the users over. If you
> want to make migration from ww1 to ww2 to be this hard, then a rename is
> seriously overdue, because it's not version 2, it's a totally new thing.
>
> Put migration stuff in a separate package. I said this when ww2 was just a
> twinkle in pats eye and I wonder what happened during the short time I
> wasn't around to be a total ass on this list. You decided users were
> irrellevant? Or just that a new package was too much hassle? I really
don't
> understand.

Alright alright, settle down. I'll put them back in and make the build
create a webwork-migration.jar or something of that sorts.

-Pat




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