I think you probably can expect hordes of new people once the news is
out that MyFaces has passed the TCK1.1 test and that
there is a new release...
I have the feeling that MyFaces slowly is getting the status in the JSF
world which tomcat holds in the jsp and servlet container world.
(The impression stems from the last articles I have read about
JSF where everybody recommended to move away from the RI towards myfaces
due to the slow bugfix cycles of Sun and the extended components)
All the people from Sun, reading this, no offence please, you did
excellent work in the RI...
Werner
Sean Schofield wrote:
Release should be available soon. Don't go posting any announcements
anywhere until we are official. The committers are retesting the
official release as we speak. An official release takes a few days to
go through the ASF process (including mirroring.) So we're probably
looking at Sunday or Monday.
Thanks to everyone who helped make this possible. The community is
getting very active and we can expect a flood of new people to our
little community once the release is official.
sean
On 9/13/05, Korhonen, Kalle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Congrats! Very very good news, and thanks for saving my ass as well (you
know the typical - it's a beta?!! Why are we even discussing using beta
software? I've been saying MyFaces will be "ready" i.e. blessed before
our stuff is and this came just in time).
Kalle
-----Original Message-----
From: Manfred Geiler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 6:12 AM
To: MyFaces Development; MyFaces Discussion
Subject: [ANNOUNCE] MyFaces passed the JSF TCK 1.1
The MyFaces team is very proud to announce the fact, that the
current codebase has just passed *all* JSF TCK 1.1 tests!
This is a great milestone (actually the greatest since
MyFaces has started in 2003) and we are all looking forward
to releasing the first official certified free open source
JSF implementation "Apache MyFaces 1.1.0" soon (after
clarifying some legal and technical stuff).
Thanks to every single contributor, who helped making MyFaces
another open source success story.
<applause>
...
...
...
<bow>Thank you very much!</bow>
</applause>
Let's head for the next challenges: beat ALL bugs :), JSF
1.2, JSF 2.0, ...
Manfred Geiler
