> > >3. I've created a couple of small tag libraries. > > The first is called interact. It allows the script to prompt the >user for input, and stores the results in the JellyContext for later >use. Initially, values collected are merely stored as Strings. > Cool, I was building an AskTag that does it, I could use this one instead ! Could you please send the sources instead of the JAR ?
> The second is called entrypoint, and is used to approximate the >type of process flow seen in Ant. In short, it allows the author to >define a set of entry points that are either public (default) or not - >these are like Ant targets. Correspondingly, I've created a tag to >control the execution of these entry points and their dependencies >through command line arguments. > The command line is gonna be very big !! "maven [options] [goals + goalsoptions] [entrypoints + dependency control]" >If an entry point is specified on the >command line, but is not public, an error is thrown and the entry point >is skipped. This should help clear up any semantic confusion >surrounding the usage of goals,etc. that I've read about >recently...IMHO. > Goals are not differenciated in private / public, and I don't think they deserve to be. They are not Java methods. What is the typical use of an EntryPoint ? Could you send a sample Jelly script that uses them (and the interact stuff as well) ? > >I realize that my tags aren't using the Resource class for >locale-specific messages yet, but I thought it wise to wait for a >go-ahead to integrate with the actual project. > This would be really nice ! > >Anyway, enjoy, and please give me mucho feedback for making these better >/ scrapping them / etc. > If you send the sources, I'll give as much feedback as you want! > >Regards, >John > > > Thanks, St�phane _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
