I've been using 1.2.0 since it's been announced and have had no problems.
However, additions to the framework since then have already made me feel like
I'm using an obsolete version. :)
There's been some obscure (IMO) compatibility issues with some obscure (again
IMO) utility method, but then again I call it obscure because I haven't used
that function (whatever it is) at all. I didn't run into any compatibility
issues for my app, which was using 1.1 then. Everything's running as
expected, and it got me "validwhen" support, too. I don't use wildcard
mappings, though, so I can't give you an opinion there.
Hubert
--- "Linck, Ken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am are interested in the wildcard action mapping functionality in Struts
> 1.2. Since 1.2 is not in a release state, I went back to the contributor
> of
> the wildcard action mapping functionality to get his oppinion on whether or
> not is was better to use the seperate package he use to maintain.
>
> He recommended going with Struts 1.2 because he has been maintaining the
> struts source and that code was ready and more solid than the old package.
> It was his oppinion that Struts 1.2 was stable enough to use even though it
> was not in a release state and the reason Struts 1.2 wasnt released yet
> was
> that the powers that be to move 1.2 along were extremely busy(which I can
> understand) and/or they might be waiting on milestones to proceed moving
> Struts 1.2 ahead.
>
> My question(s) are:
>
> 1) Were there significant changes in sources or concepts to Struts 1.2 from
> Struts 1.1 that make using Struts 1.2 too risky to use prior to it going to
> release status. My understanding(from the web site) is that most of the
> changes were removing deprecated code) though I noticed a few features
> added.
>
> 2) If no to question 1, is there a particular nightly build you have
> selected as the release candidate for Struts 1.2 or one that has been
> regressioned should I decide to give go with Struts 1.2?
>
> 3) If yes to question 1, do you have an alternative
> suggestion/recommendation to make use of this wildcard mapping feature..
>
>
> Thanks for any advice in advance.
>
>
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