Thank you very much for considering us in your plugin plans. I think this will be a great help to tacos.
The bad news is that I'm not entirely sure how stable tacos is currently. I think the API, as far as component parameters go at least is fairly stable now. There will probably still be a couple rounds of internal cleanups but I don't think it will affect you too much.
Since Howard has branched tapestry 4 I feel compelled to do the same with tacos, just because we've forced so many people to start working from cvs that it looks like we've gotten too big for our britches to just randomly break things in the repo whenever we want :)
So...Yes I think it's mostly stable now? :/
jesse
On 12/1/05, Paolo Donà <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm on the way of finishing the xdoclet2-tapestry-plugin and, as told you a few weeks ago, I'd like to add tacos native support.
With this you'll be able to specify components with annotations in java files eg:
/**
* @tacos.ajax-form id="regionForm"
* listener="listener:chooseRegion"
* client-validation-enabled="ognl:true"
* updateComponents="ognl:{'wizard'}"
* processScripts="ognl:true"
* delegate="bean:delegate"
*/
instead of:<component id="regionForm" type="tacos:AjaxForm" >
<binding name="listener" value="listener:chooseRegion" />
<binding name="clientValidationEnabled" value="ognl:true" />
<binding name="updateComponents" value="ognl:{'wizard'}" />
H
<binding name="processScripts" value="ognl:true" />
<binding name="delegate" value="bean:delegate" />
</component>
I'm just wondering if your components .jwc files can be considerated stable at this point or not.
Should I maybe wait a bit before adding your library?
I'd like to release a final version of this plugin along with the Tapestry4 final release, and think you want to do the same for tacos...
Let me know and keep the good work!
Paolo
