Hello, I am are interested in the wildcard action mapping functionality in Struts 1.2. Since 1.2 is not in a release state, I went back to the contributor of the wildcard action mapping functionality to get his oppinion on whether or not is was better to use the seperate package he use to maintain. He recommended going with Struts 1.2 because he has been maintaining the struts source and that code was ready and more solid than the old package. It was his oppinion that Struts 1.2 was stable enough to use even though it was not in a release state and the reason Struts 1.2 wasnt released yet was that the powers that be to move 1.2 along were extremely busy(which I can understand) and/or they might be waiting on milestones to proceed moving Struts 1.2 ahead. My question(s) are: 1) Were there significant changes in sources or concepts to Struts 1.2 from Struts 1.1 that make using Struts 1.2 too risky to use prior to it going to release status. My understanding(from the web site) is that most of the changes were removing deprecated code) though I noticed a few features added. 2) If no to question 1, is there a particular nightly build you have selected as the release candidate for Struts 1.2 or one that has been regressioned should I decide to give go with Struts 1.2? 3) If yes to question 1, do you have an alternative suggestion/recommendation to make use of this wildcard mapping feature.. Thanks for any advice in advance.
