simon schrieb: > In other words, keeping one line of code makes sense (less > maintenance) even if we lose some JSF1.2/JSF2.0-specific features or > performance boosts.
While I second the rest of your mail, I wont do so with the sentence above. We are developers, and, at least in your younger years ;-), you'd like to keep up with technology and use the newest things. And JSF 1.2 is anything else then new today, not to speak about JSF 1.1. In contrast, we spent alot of time to make our JSF 1.1 development upward compatible. I don't think that we are responsible to provide a vital community around a library which itself depends on a stone old architecture. So, yes to one line of code, but I'd like to see the bundle Tomahawk+JSF1.1 frozen. Anything new should go to a JSF 1.2 native Tomahawk. And JSF 2.0 release date + (lets say) half year the same should count for Tomhawk JSF 1.2 then. Ciao, Mario
