Lately, we've gotten into the habit of talking about Standalone Tiles as if it were already an Apache Struts subproject. As far as I remember, there has never been a vote to that effect, and the only proposal on the wiki positions Tiles as a top-level project, once it is ready to stand on its own.
* http://wiki.apache.org/struts/TilesTopLevel IMHO, once Standalone Tiles is ready for a release, we should migrate the component to a top-level ASF project. When we started this process, the original intent was to decompose Tiles here, test it in Action and Shale, and then move it out when it was ready to stand on its own. If anything will make Apache Struts an "umbrella", it would be keeping Tiles here, rather than proposing it as a top-level project. Standalone Tiles is *not* an application framework. Tiles is a *component" that can be used by any web application, just like Validator and BeanUtils and everything else we extracted into "standalone" versions. Of course, another alternative would be to propose Tiles as Commons component or Jakarta subproject. Albeit, I feel that Tiles falls somewhere between a component and a framework, and that Tiles is rich enough to warrant its own top-level project. Thoughts? -Ted. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
