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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 10:56 PM
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> Subject: Struts-EL: Finished with copyright header and javadoc
>
>
> I've finished adding the copyright header to all the java
> source files, and
> I've added some javadoc comments to each class, method, and attribute.
Great!
>
> In several tag classes in the HTML library, I have some
> attribute evaluations
> commented out, as I've discovered that these are attributes
> which the HTML 4.01
> spec defines, but which are not covered in the current Struts
> tag, either
> because their TLD doesn't specify them, or the Struts tag
> doesn't properly emit
> them. I've noticed some of these have had bugs reported
> against them (some by
> me), but probably not all. One thing I want to do in the
> very near future is
> make sure all of these are logged (and maybe even fix them :) ).
Is there an easy way to find these comments? A Bugzilla report listing
what's missing would be very helpful. I've wanted to get this cleaned up,
but haven't had the time to go through and check all the tags myself.
>
> Is there some point where it would be worthwhile for me to write an
> "[ANNOUNCEMENT]" note in struts-user about Struts-EL, or
> should that wait until
> we get to a Struts release (1.1-b3, or 1.1)?
Feel free to make an announcement whenever you are comfortable doing so. It
would be a good idea to mention the earliest nightly build in which people
should expect the tags to be available.
--
Martin Cooper
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