I must say that I agree.  When I first started to dig into Avalon/Excalibur
so that I could write some Cocoon components it was pretty painful. The
cocoon stuff was pretty clear but the avalon side of things was very weak.
Things have improved a little, but not much IMHO.

Ralph

-----Original Message-----
From: Sonu Vijay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 3:33 AM
To: Avalon framework users
Subject: Learning Avalon


Hi,

I'm literally going nuts trying to figure things out.
All I'm trying to do is write a small component and
run it from a main program.

I think if any of the enlightened souls here could
write just a tutorial that beginners like me could
follow to just create a Hello World component and use
it from a main program, it would be of tremendous
help. I don't care what container I use at this
moment.

All the theory is great but absolute beginners would
only be able to appreciate that theory if they are
able to build something. That small hello world
printing on the command line would give tons of
motivation to proceed with learning more. Atleast I
think so.

A beginner can't appreciate the difference between
various containers and frameworks and stuff. All that
theory is great but becomes a little overwhelming if
you can't practically build something. So if some one
could just show direction, provide with a learning
path that would be awesome.

And I think telling people to download from CVS and
build first is not so great too. To start with if they
can just get the jars and use those to write something
and make it work,then they would be motivated to do
all the complex stuff.





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