Yeah I got the latest from ObjectWeb. A few points:
1. I think Ant should also be put in xmlc/xmlc/modules/xmlc/lib because
of the XMLC taskdef Ant dependacy. I realise that Ant is required
globally but I think it's a better approach not to deliver Ant for the
purpose of building everything as people generally have Ant installed on
their development envionment for that purpose. Also adding a particular
version of Ant to XMLC lib allows us to add some guarantee that the
XMLC taskdef will work with the right version of Ant. Does that make
any sense?
2. It would be great to have an Ant taskdef that creates the HTML
LazyDOMs as I don't build under Linux/Unix.
Cheers,
Chris
David Li wrote:
you download from ObjectWeb, right? Just want to make sure.
http://debian-sf.objectweb.org/projects/xmlc
Well... I am still trying to make sense of the build system in XMLC.
Putting all the jars in top level makes it easier to maintain but it
seems to makes more senses to put it under individual modules since
only XMLC uses bcel.jar and servlet.jar.
David
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 21:38 Asia/Shanghai, Chris Webb wrote:
David,
Just downloaded the CVS source and I was wondering if would make more
sense to have the servlet.jar and bcel.jar under a directory
xmlc/xmlc/modules/xmlc/lib as these are directly required by XMLC. >
Yes?
Regards,
Chris
David Li wrote:
Hi Chris,
Sorry that I haven't gotten around to integrate the path you
submit. I probably won't get a chance to work on XMLC for another
week or two. Would it be possible for you to take a look at the CVS
on ObjectWeb's SF? Would be great if you could give me a patch
against that tree. Otherwise, could you point me to the source to be
modified?
For the features, please post it here in a separate mails. I will
see what I can do.
David
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 18:21 Asia/Shanghai, Chris Webb wrote:
David,
We can't really upgrade XMLC until the extended lazy dom support
that I submitted has been integrated. Any ideas when this will be?
DO you need some help? Also I have some other feature requests,
what is the appropriate way to submit these now?
Cheers,
Chris
David Li wrote:
It's alpha because I haven't gotten a chance to update the naming. :)
We have been using it in production for over 2 months and just
shipped a product with it. It's pretty stable.
David
On Wednesday, Mar 19, 2003, at 16:59 Asia/Shanghai, Arno Schatz
wrote:
Hi David,
How stable is that code, since you write 'aplha'? I am reluctant
to use for production. However I would be interested solving the
classpath issues.
thanks,
Arno
David Li wrote:
Sorry that this takes a while. I finally get around to do the
name space renaming and has uploaded it to
http://homepage.mac.com/taweili/XMLC.html
It pass most of the unit tests (those fails are with layout
inconsistency due to the name change from org.apache to
org.enhydra.apache). The demo app is working.
The namespace of the modified Apache Xerces parser has been
moved from org.apache to org.enhydra.apache. Now, the
application deployment should not run into conflict with the
existing Xerces bundled with the run time.
Feedback and suggestion is appreciated.
David
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