Re: Re: RE: 4.1 Stability (Hi Jesse! :P)

2006-12-07 Thread Sam Gendler
if you look at the docs for tap 4.1, you'll see the contrib components there. I haven't used them all, but table definitely works. I haven't looked to see if it supports async operations now. My guess is that that work has yet to be completed, but it will still work the way it used to. I defin

Re: RE: 4.1 Stability (Hi Jesse! :P)

2006-12-06 Thread Daniel Tabuenca
What about the Contrib components available for 4.0? Will these work with 4.1? On 12/5/06, Daniel Tabuenca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: So tacos 4.0 is definetly not compatible with Tapestry 4.1? If so, it would be nice to include old components and forward them to tapestry with a not that they

Re: RE: 4.1 Stability (Hi Jesse! :P)

2006-12-05 Thread Daniel Tabuenca
So tacos 4.0 is definetly not compatible with Tapestry 4.1? If so, it would be nice to include old components and forward them to tapestry with a not that they are deprecated. On 12/5/06, andyhot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: No, not really... I've recently started tacos-4.1.0 snapshot releases..

Re: RE: 4.1 Stability (Hi Jesse! :P)

2006-12-05 Thread andyhot
No, not really... I've recently started tacos-4.1.0 snapshot releases... but they only contain the sitemap components = really cool way to get an instant menu system in your app. Anyway, some tacos components can now be replaced with the ones tapestry provides, which ones are you currently using ?

Re: RE: 4.1 Stability (Hi Jesse! :P)

2006-12-05 Thread Daniel Tabuenca
If I'm currently using 4.0.2+Tacos, can someone tell me if I can upgrade to 4.1+Tacos and incrmenetally port my pages that use tacos components to the new 4.1 ajax framework? On 12/5/06, Sam Gendler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Given the parameters that you describe for your app, I'd definitely go

Re: RE: 4.1 Stability (Hi Jesse! :P)

2006-12-05 Thread Sam Gendler
Given the parameters that you describe for your app, I'd definitely go with 4.1. The only reason I wouldn't is if you knew you were going to be building a very large app that was going to use a significant percentage of the API, since in that case, you might struggle keeping up with changes. But