Dear Martijn, I understand your point of view and I did not want to blame wicket. We use wicket because we love wicket. Unfortunately we started using Wicket 2.0 early in 2007. The main reason for doing this was the ability to use the generic components of wicket 2.0 (version 2007). Once we have started using Generic it became more and more impossible to live without Generics. The more we used Generic, the less we could imagine to work without them. I am already a member of the wicket developer mailing list. And when you suggest to use the developer list, we will use this list for futher wicket developmnet opinions.
Stefan > Martijn Dashorst [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > One thing you could do to help out, is to make sure we have all the missing part of the old 2.0 branch on our plate and in JIRA, assigned to release 1.4M1. This would make our job a lot easier and will prevent disappointments when we miss a particular feature. > > Another option is to add them to the 1.4 wishlist in our wiki. > > And this is open to everybody in the community. You don't have to be a core developer to discuss the future of the framework (though we reserve the right to go >into another direction). Join us on the development list and help out by discussing, proposing new or missing features, etc. > > Martijn --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
