David
With respect, consider how much time struts-devs should spend on tags, I kind of agree with those that say slowly move them over to taglibs and separate jar away from "core" struts, for example if JSTL can do it.
Of course I know, open source means donating contributors kind of get to work on what they want.
my 2 c. .V
Karr, David wrote:-----Original Message----- From: James Mitchell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My plans are to finish up html this weekend, and tiles, upload, and validator by the end of next week. After that I hope to get all the nested tags done between 3/15 and 3/22, then move on to the struts-el tags.
The only thing that might delay things is the fact that my contract is almost up and I'm desperately looking for another job.
Does anyone object or is there a special focus that anyone wants to
get
covered quickly?
Also, are there any volunteers out there wanting to help me get this stuff nailed?
Sigh.
If your new testing setup is reasonably straightforward, I wouldn't imagine it could be very difficult for me or someone else to clone them (and remove some) for the Struts-EL tests. There already is a set of Cactus tests for Struts-EL which covered more than the original base Struts tests did, but your new work has very likely jumped well past that.
In short, if you've finished everything you need to do for bean, logic, and html, and you have some doors to knock on, then give me what I need to know and I'll implement the Struts-EL tests (or someone else, if they wanted to do this). If Aaron has time, he could probably do the same for the nested tags.
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