Re: [DAISY] Updated: Tags

[Grzegorz Kossakowski <gr...@tuffmail.com>]

daisy@cocoon.zones.apache.org pisze:
> A document has been updated:
> 
> http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/daisy/documentation/1391.html
> 
> Document ID: 1391
> Branch: main
> Language: default
> Name: Tags (unchanged)
> Document Type: Cocoon Document (unchanged)
> Updated on: 6/21/08 12:13:45 AM
> Updated by: Kamal Bhatt
> 

<snip/>

> --- <p>The <tt>element</tt> tag allows the dynamic addition of element. This
> --- includes the dynamic specificatgion of the element name.</p>
> +++ <p>As of Cocoon 2.2.1, the <tt>element</tt> tag allows the dynamic addition of
> +++ element. This includes the dynamic specificatgion of the element name.</p>
>     
>     <pre>&lt;jx:element name="AttributeName" [uri="NamespaceUri"] [prefix="Prefix"]&gt;
>       ...
> (94 equal lines skipped)
> 

Kamal, that's wrong information. Since Cocoon 2.2 the release cycles are independent and there is no 
point in mentioning Cocoon (core) 2.2.1. The feature would be introduced in 1.2.0 version of 
Template block and anyone (even using 2.2.0 of the Cocoon core) can use it once it's released.

-- 
Grzegorz Kossakowski

Re: [DAISY] Updated: Tags

[Kamal <bh...@tt.com.au>]

Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
> daisy@cocoon.zones.apache.org pisze:
>> A document has been updated:
>>
>> http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/daisy/documentation/1391.html
>>
>> Document ID: 1391
>> Branch: main
>> Language: default
>> Name: Tags (unchanged)
>> Document Type: Cocoon Document (unchanged)
>> Updated on: 6/21/08 12:13:45 AM
>> Updated by: Kamal Bhatt
>>
>
> <snip/>
>
>> --- <p>The <tt>element</tt> tag allows the dynamic addition of 
>> element. This
>> --- includes the dynamic specificatgion of the element name.</p>
>> +++ <p>As of Cocoon 2.2.1, the <tt>element</tt> tag allows the 
>> dynamic addition of
>> +++ element. This includes the dynamic specificatgion of the element 
>> name.</p>
>>         <pre>&lt;jx:element name="AttributeName" [uri="NamespaceUri"] 
>> [prefix="Prefix"]&gt;
>>       ...
>> (94 equal lines skipped)
>>
>
> Kamal, that's wrong information. Since Cocoon 2.2 the release cycles 
> are independent and there is no point in mentioning Cocoon (core) 
> 2.2.1. The feature would be introduced in 1.2.0 version of Template 
> block and anyone (even using 2.2.0 of the Cocoon core) can use it once 
> it's released.
>
Fair point. I have updated the page to reference the 1.2.0 block 
instead. However, what is the numbering standard we are using? Are we 
using two different standards for Cocoon core, and blocks? What 
qualifies as a minor minor release of a block and a minor release of a 
block? Also, are we releasing blocks separate to the release of Cocoon core?