Andrew Savory wrote:
I suppose it's all relative. Those big scary mvn lines make it seem like
a lot, even if it isn't. And what you end up with is a template
application, and not a template publishing framework.
The emphasis with the demo is to show content from a Spring bean, and
not for example a simple XML transformation. There's not even any XSLT
in sight. This is a pretty dramatic change for what used to be a
publishing framework.
I guess ultimately if it bothers me so much, I should scratch the itch
and write a new archetype ;-)
why don't we add one pipeline that demonstrates the use of XSLT to the
archetype?
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