Sylvain Wallez wrote:
>
> Carsten Ziegeler a �crit :
> >
> > Hi Team,
> >
> > some days ago we decided to make the release candidate 2
> > on next monday (5th of november).
> >
> > The question is now, what has to be done until then?
> >
> > 1) We have many open bugs in bugzilla. These must be reviewed
> > and then solved (or declared invalid etc).
>
> Going to nagoya to pick up some ;)
>
> > 2) Documentation updates (this area lacks most)
> > We could move this to the final release.
>
> Documentation is a must have to gain a lot of users, but it's a
> non-final release that stops big companies from using Cocoon. So let's
> not delay the release because of docs.
Very good point. +1
Documentation is a must, I agree, but software stability is what many
are looking for to even start looking at it. We will make docs better,
but let's follow the release early and often practice a little bit more
ok? (it's *TWO* years we are working on Cocoon2, damn it!)
> > 3) Decide what to backport from the 2.1 head.
> > I'm +1 on removing the CodeFactories completly in 2.0, too.
> > This would avoid any backcompatibility problems.
>
> +1 also, along with the changes on Cocoon/Sitemap that turns it into a
> real component.
+1 as long as it doesn't change current behavior.
> > 4) Layout the distribution
> > This is a point we haven't discussed yet. Currently our
> > distribution is a mixture of a source and a binary one.
> > We deliver the source and a compiled version, but in order
> > to run Cocoon, the user has to build a war file.
> > I propose to split this: one source distribution which is
> > similar to the current one but without the precompiled
> > cocoon jar and a binary distribution containing only the
> > war file. This war file should work in most servlet engines,
> > perhaps not in all.
+1 for both solutions.
1) the "ready to be deployed - almost-demo-app" (which, IMO, should also
contain the cocoon docs in the webapp since they are served by Cocoon
anyway) packaged as a big WAR file.
2) the normal distribution.
What do you think?
--
Stefano Mazzocchi One must still have chaos in oneself to be
able to give birth to a dancing star.
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Friedrich Nietzsche
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