Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Sean Schofield
This proposal might be a bit controversial... I think we should make everything in tomahawk 100% RI compliant and remove anything that is not. We've made (eroneous) claims in the past that the stuff in the old components.jar will work with the RI but there are several exceptions. I think we can

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Martin Marinschek
Woopa, you are running into some controversion now ;) tiles support should _not_ be dropped from anywhere, I use it in several applications... The only thing that is different in using tiles is the JSPTilesViewHandler, and you can use it both with MyFaces and the reference implementation,

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Manfred Geiler
+1 for making tomahawk 100% RI compliant BUT -1 for removing Tiles support - definitely! Reason: * Tiles support is one of the key features of MyFaces * Tiles support should not (and is not AFAIK) RI incompatible Where does it use MyFaces impl stuff? The special JspTilesViewHandlerImpl does

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Matthias Wessendorf
Manfrd it uses org.apache.myfaces.webapp.webxml.ServletMapping; org.apache.myfaces.webapp.webxml.WebXml; -Matthias On 7/6/05, Manfred Geiler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: +1 for making tomahawk 100% RI compliant BUT -1 for removing Tiles support - definitely! Reason: * Tiles support is one

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Sean Schofield
Remember, I like the Tiles support too (and said it was a key to my discovering MyFaces) ;-) So I'm not saying we remove it, but that we should consider removing it *or* making it compatible with RI. It sounds like we have enough support for keeping it so lets figurre out how to make it work

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Matthias Wessendorf
Sean, did you also drop the WML stuff? -Matthias On 7/6/05, Sean Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This proposal might be a bit controversial... I think we should make everything in tomahawk 100% RI compliant and remove anything that is not. We've made (eroneous) claims in the past that

RE: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Jesse Alexander (KBSA 21)
User-wish: yes: make tomahawk RI-compatible but: keep JavaScript free as an option thanks Alexander

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Sean Schofield
Matthias, The WML stuff was only dropped temporarily so I could get the core stuff working in the build. We can add it back but if it requires MyFaces impl, I have the same concerns as with Tiles. (We can probably rewrite it without too much problem though.) Jesse, I'm pretty sure some of the

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Matthias Wessendorf
ok ok ok... sorry ... :) On 7/6/05, Martin Marinschek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matze, you are right - these depencies exist... but it looks as those classes could wander into the shared class-set, they rather look like general util classes. regards, Martin On 7/6/05, Jesse

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Bryan Headley
Martin Marinschek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/06/2005 08:43:17 AM: Woopa, you are running into some controversion now ;) tiles support should _not_ be dropped from anywhere, I use it in several applications... I agree. We need to keep Tiles support in. Bryan

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Grant Smith
Great idea regarding moving the non-compliant Tamahawk components into the sandbox. From my quick scan of open JIRA items, there are a few that relate to conformance. Sean Schofield wrote: Remember, I like the Tiles support too (and said it was a key to my discovering MyFaces) ;-) So I'm

Re: Proposal: Make tomahawk stuff 100% RI compliant

2005-07-06 Thread Craig McClanahan
+1 (non-binding) on making sure all the components in Tomahawk work on the RI (or, for that matter, any other JSF implementation. That's part of the whole idea of a common API standard. That being said, I'm not sure it's really as bleak a prospect as some might be concerned about. In