Either all paths have to be specified as relative or they must be absolute (duh!). Currently they're relative - but incorrect (at least in my updated checkout they are). Should we stay relative and expect there will be checkouts of the dependencies on the same level as the "jakarta-struts" directory (ie jakarta-taglibs, etc), or move to specifying those base directory names independently?
Any preference? Which is "best"? I'm thinking that the least painful approach would be to stick with relative paths and expect people would have the dependencies checked out on the "same level" as struts. Sound good?
When I say "same level", I mean:
someDirectory/
jakarta-struts/
jakarta-taglibs/
somethingElse/
they all share the same parent directory.
Karr, David wrote:
You don't really need to build the JSTL, just use the binary package.
-- Eddie Bush
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