I think this is great that you did this and a great contribution.!!!
I would like to test it in basicPortal.sf.net when you have something that can deploy. How best to get your work? I am sure you could host CVS/files anywhere but basicPortal.sf.net is one place, or if you are a commiter here (which he should be). Vic David M. Karr wrote: > I've gotten to the point with my Struts-EL contribution that I'd like some > advice on how I can move forward with finalizing this. > > I've finished the code for all the tags, except I have to put in any required > standard headers and add javadoc (and I'd like to know what is really needed > here, from a Jakarta policy point of view), although there's really not much to > the code that is novel at all. With some work (including an extension or two > to the taglib XML descriptor), the code for the tags could be generated. The > only tag where I've added (none removed) an attribute is the "logic-el:match" > tag, where I've added an "expr" attribute, to take an EL value, as opposed to > getting the value to compare from a cookie, header, bean property, or request > parameter. > > I've finished converting all the original pages from the "exercise-taglib", and > I've added one other, and added a "Show Source" feature for all the tests. > > I've built a set of Cactus unit tests, covering many of the tags, but there's > still quite a few which haven't been covered yet (the original Struts tests > hardly cover any). > > I'm almost done with writing a README file that explains the purpose of the > library, and details some of the "porting decisions", which is a list of the > original Struts tags which I did NOT port to Struts-EL (because JSTL covers > their functionality). > > My current work isn't in CVS, and is based on the 1.1-b2 code base. > > I'd like to get this "out there" in the hands of people who can use it, and who > can help to evolve it forward. > > Advice? Help? Direction? > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
