On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 08:00:00 -0500, Thomas L Roche wrote: > Ted Husted Sun, 21 Mar 2004 20:28:17 -0500 >> But I think either of us would rather be developing Struts than >> evangelizing Struts. >> > > This is not about "evangelizing": it's about clarifying the > relationship between 2 large parts of J2EE's future, and correcting > some (apparently) false perceptions. Frankly, I'm perplexed why the > propagation of the latter has gone unchecked for so long.
The absolute truth is that "nobody knows". In practice, we might find that these perceptions are true. Or we may find that these perceptions are false. Or, more likely, we will find that they are sometimes true and sometimes false. David G doesn't know what will actually happen, neither do I, nor you, or even Craig. So, this would just be Craig's best guess against David's best guess. May the best guesser win :) My point is that this type of prognostication doesn't help Struts in any way that matters. What helps is people rolling up their sleeves and doing the work. Given the vast numbers of developers using Struts, I'm constantly astonished at how hard it is to find more people willing and able to do the work. (Except on the user list, where I'm constantly astonished at the willingness of users to help other users.) Sometimes I think market-share actually hurts a project like Struts, since everybody thinks somebody else is going to do it :) -Ted. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
