If the Validation 1.1.1 release is imminent, the best thing might be to just let that be the Struts 1.2.0 trigger. If it happens a few days later, then so be it. As it stands, TC3 is our 2.2/1.2 benchmark, and we don't want to start cutting corners.

Of course, if anyone wanted to step up to bat and cut a Validator 1.1.1 while Rob was on holiday, I'm sure he wouldn't mind :) It's a commons product, so any Jakarta Committer is eligible to join in the fun!

As for 1.2.0 testing, I would suggest we do TC 3.3.1a and 4.1.28, since they are the reference implementations for the reigning specifications.

-Ted.

Robert Leland wrote:
The Validator 1.1.0 has a bug that shows up a fatal bug in TC 3.X but not in 4.X....
Agreed, go ahead and use c-v 1.1.0, though if no one objects I'll do a release of validator and
if it comes out in time you have the option of using that instead.


The only stumbling block now is that I need to change my public key to use stronger
encryption so Martin doesn't get a 'warning' from my signed files.



-Rob




-T.


Robert Leland wrote:





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