---- Jed Smallwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb: > Hi, > > I'm a bit new to Tomahawk Sandbox components and they seem pretty useful, at > least in the examples that I see on the irian.at web site. Unfortunately > I'm having a hard time figuring out how to interact with he tags from a > backing bean perspective. I'm assuming that when these components are > promoted to Tomahawk that corresponding documentation will be made > available. To that end I'm curious if there is any defined promotion > schedule for these various components into Tomahawk. I fully understand > that Sandbox will never be "released", but I do see (browsing some of the > mail archives) that something causes certain components in Sandbox to be > promoted into Tomahawk proper? > > I'm particularly interested in the following components: > > - pprPanelGroup > - accordianPanel > - inputSuggestAJAX > - tableSuggestAJAX > - fishEyeNavigationMenu > > Do these components have any promotion plans or are they just still a "work > in progress" and will be promoted when they are done... whenever that is?
There are a number of components that really should be promoted; the ppr stuff at least would seem to be in that category, and subforms too. I don't know specifically about the other components you list. It just needs someone with enough time to double-check them and then do the work of moving the code. There is no specific schedule. However having users of a component who are willing to test it makes promotion from sandbox to trunk much more likely! Things have been busy in myfaces-land recently. Trinidad has just had a release. A new version of myfaces core 1.2 should be out *very* soon, and then hopefully a new version of core 1.1 will follow in the near future. The myfaces build-tools are being reworked and should be available soon (internal project). After that, hopefully Tomahawk will be next on the list for some attention, ie in a month or so. I will certainly try to allocate some time to Tomahawk around then, and promoting sandbox components is a good idea. Regards, Simon
