On 12/9/06, Claude Brisson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Looks very cool. That's a lot of work!

Some remarks:

 - Alternator: we'd like the hand-made examples to return several
values... not that important.

not sure i understand...

 - Date
        $date.getDay("[   ]")
        $date.getMont("[   ]")
        $date.getYear("[   ]")

those three methods take a Date argument, so the text field doesn't help
much... in fact we should also have string versions for those three
methods (that rely on toDate()).

actually, those three methods take an Object argument which is
automatically fed through toCalendar(Object) which eventually
delegates to toDate(Object) whose last resort is parsing the String
value of the Object.  So, they can be used as is.  However, i agree
that they're not especially useful like this.  i'll drop the quotes
around the DateTool function examples.

 - Cookie

$cookie.all should be displayed with a #foreach, so that we actually see
the cookies. Minor.

can do.


The CSS layout rocks! Maybe we can use it by default.

i guess we could.  hadn't really thought about it.

Last but not least, this webapp could serve as a basis for testcases.
Talking about this, I built a testcase for Velosurf (both whitebox and
blackbox using Jetty), so maybe I can work on this for the Tools.

interesting idea.  would this be automated or automate-able?


  Claude

Le vendredi 08 décembre 2006 à 12:02 -0800, Nathan Bubna a écrit :
> hey folks,
>
> you probably noticed that i just checked in a new example app for
> VelocityTools to replace the "layout" example.  this is something i've
> been thinking of doing for years, and finally got around to doing.
>
> basically, it provides demonstrations (most of which are interactive)
> of all the Generic and VelocityView tools we have.  there is certainly
> plenty of room for improvement in the usefulness of the examples, but
> i figured it was time to get it out and see what ya'll think.
>
> if some of you were willing to check it out and give it a test run,
> i'd love to get some feedback.
>
> It's easy:
> - check out the latest revision of VelocityTools from svn
> - run 'ant showcase'
> - follow the instructions printed out at the end
>
> thanks!
>
> p.s. VelocityView and the Generic Tools are largely ready for a 1.3
> release.  if anyone wants to help me get 1.3 out the door, i'd love
> some help updating the VelocityStruts dependencies and making sure
> VelocityStruts is fully compatible with the Struts 1.3.x series.
> (Marino?)  Please note that with Tiles going independent as a TLP and
> Struts 2.x soon on the way, the future of VelocityStruts beyond
> VelocityTools 1.3 is very much in question.
>
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