On 12/4/07, Howard Lewis Ship <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > My hatred of Maven is growing quickly. You may not be aware of this, > but Jesse "fixed" the Surefire plugin for Maven almost two years ago > and that STILL isn't the default version (i.e., the non-snapshot > version).
Is it hatred of Maven or of Maven committers? And yes, the current non-snapshot of Maven deserves your anger. When will it be finished? There's a four page bug list, plus a lot of > Ajax features to go. I'd still like to put in some Spring Web Flow > support (but that may wait for a follow-on release), and beef up the > Hibernate support. What can we, the community, do to help the Hibernate support? Of course, I could post patches to JIRA, but I don't like how Tapestry-Hibernate works (opening a transaction before page request processing and automatically commiting it after). That's exactly why I've started my own Tapestry-IoC-Hibernate integration (HiberTapestry, http://tapestry-mine.sourceforge.net/hibertapestry/, same licence as Tapestry, sources uploaded to SVN). I suggest you to focus on tapestry-core and tapestry-ioc first and then the integration projects after. And, please, fix JIRA 1444 (Non-us characters are broken passed by context), because it prevents any non-7bit ASCII character (ie accented characters used all the time in many languages) to be used successfully in a page activation context. Thanks in advance. Thiago
