David,

It would be very interesting if you could dress a list of all these problems or 
maybe the more importants. Then we (OFBiz
developpers and users) would have solids arguments to choose between the future 
JPublish version and the widgets. BTW I like to work
with the widgets but I don't know much about JPublish...

Thanks

Jacques

PS : I may help to retrieve them from the old MLs and such if some pointers 
still exist...

De : "David E Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> Adrian Crum wrote:
> > David E Jones wrote:
> >> Even still, I think it is more than just a matter of preference. There
> >> are significant developer efficiency, design flexibility, and code
> >> organization problems with JPublish that were solved with the Screen
> >> Widget. Our motive with the Screen Widget was to solve those problems
> >> and improve various things... not to just get rid of JPublish (there
> >> was no library conflict at the time, that was about 2 years later).
> >
> > This point may be moot now, but at the time OFBiz was using JPublish I
> > was able to solve many of those problems on my local copy. It turned out
> > that JPublish wasn't configured correctly in OFBiz. By the time I
> > submitted my fixes to Jira, the decision had already been made to switch
> > over to widgets, so the fixes never made their way into the project.
> >
> > So, from my perspective the change from JPublish to screen widgets was
> > imperceptible - because the "problems" the widgets solved didn't exist
> > on my copy.
>
> Could you be more specific about the "problems" you were working on?
>
> My reason for asking is probably fairly clear: there were lots of issues and 
> limitations and things that weren't terribly
efficient or flexible... the list goes into the dozens of items so I'm 
wondering which you found solutions to.
>
> -David
>

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