Excellent. James Strachan wrote on 7/24/01 9:30 am: >Hi Morgan > >From: "Morgan Delagrange" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, James >Strachan wrote: >> >> > > I think the issue of one >or two tag libraries is pretty moot, now that we >> > > can communicate >changes via the news section (and of course the mailing >> > > lists). If you'd prefer >to deprecate the XSL taglib and build out XTags, >> > > I'm cool with that, as >long as the code is relatively clean; we want to >> > > encourage ppl to >contribute even if the XPath is not interesting to them >> > > (and, of course, vice >versa)! >> > > >> > > I'd be nice to work on a >taglib where I'm not the sole maintainer. :) >> > >> > Me too! :) >> > >> > How about as a start I >split out the source for the XSLT only tags into >a >> > seperate package so its >easier to figure out whats going on then you take a >> > look and see what you >think and see if there's any features or behaviour in >> > the XSL (rel1 and rel2) >that are worth keeping or combining? >> > >> > James >> >>Sounds great. > >OK now all the XSLT based tags are in a package > >org.apache.xtags.xslt.* > >XPath related tags are in > >org.apache.xtags.xpath.* > >The xtags library now conforms to the latest jakarta-taglibs build. > >Currently it maintains backwards compatability with servlet engines that >cannot support JAXP 1.1 such as WebLogic 6.0 via the <xtags:xalanStyle> >tag. This requires the xalanj1compat.jar from the Xalan 2 distribution. >This tag will be deprecated once we have some stable releases available. > >James > > >_____________________________ >____________________________ Do You Yahoo!? >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
