So it has been almost 9 months since I have looked at this code. What
is building is what I viewed as the base Velocity classes. I moved the
code related to anakia, runtime, servlet, and texen into ./src/alt (vs.
./src/java), to keep it, but push it off to the side. One or two of
those projects are dead and I did not know whether the team would want
to invest the time in the code. My intention was to create a
multi-module build where those 4 sub-projects would have their own jar
and could be included as a Maven dependency for those that needed them.
So you would have velocity-anakia and velocity-texen. This was a work
in progress, so don't flame me too bad :).
Fred
On 05/29/2015 08:21 AM, Mike Kienenberger wrote:
On Fri, May 29, 2015 at 10:57 AM, Frederick N. Brier <fnbr...@gmail.com> wrote:
I did a large amount of work last year on the Velocity 1.7 branch, split it
into a main project and sub projects that integrated with other components,
updated the packages, switched to slf4j and got it building under Maven. I
am using it in an Android project I am trying to finish. That has stalled
for the moment as I am on contract. I posted this on this list and everyone
was supportive, but they wanted me to look at the 2.0 branch and see if I
could not lose those updates. I did not know about the 2.0 codebase. I
have not had time to try and merge the changes. I would be more than happy
to push my changes to github and have anyone review them and determine if
the changes I made would be a good restarting point.
I remember reading your message but having no time for velocity when it came up.
I'm definitely interested in upgrading the 1.x dependencies, so if you
push your code to github, I probably remember enough git to isolate
and merge changes related to that. If nothing else, we can use it as
a reference for future changes.
I am also interested in SLF4J support (sorry, Chris, but if you're
going to propose switching to commons-logging, you might as well go
with SLF4J: http://www.slf4j.org/faq.html#why_new_project) and my long
term goals include getting MyFaces and Cayenne to switch to slf4j.
But it's not a priority.
I'm not interested in maven support, but someone else might be.
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