>From my perspective, the nesting beans library is still relatively new. Once we add it to the CVS, we are on the hook for maintaining it. Arron recently said he was really, really done this time, but, personally, I'm waiting to see what happens (or doesn't happen ;-). I'd also need to carve some time to create developer's guide compatible with the rest of the Struts documentation.
Meanwhile, I personally do not believe the Struts should be a kitchen sink and try to be all things to all people. A framework is a place where you can build things, as Arron has built the nesting tags. The important thing is that the framework allows for developer extensions. We go to the effort of providing links to extensions like Arron's on a resource page, so people can pick and choose the tools they need for their project. In this sense, Struts already provides all the generic functionality used by everyone for every project. You're already using the nesting tags, are you not? Sven Beauprez wrote: > > hey guys, > > I am just wondering why MonkeyStruts isn't standard available in the Struts >framework? > Without this package, it would almost have been impossible to implement most of the > requirement of the project I am working on. > > Do you plan to add it to the next release of Struts? > (my vote doesn't really count here, but I woul definitely say +1) > > Yes i downloaded it and yes it worked fine as if the functionality was in Struts >itself, but isn't a > framework supposed to have it all? I mean all the 'generic' functionality that can >be used by > everyone for every project? > > greetz, > > Sven > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
