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Posted to dev@struts.apache.org by Don Brown <mr...@twdata.org> on 2006/12/30 02:19:21 UTC
New Struts 2 Plugin Registry
Before Struts 2 goes GA, I think it needs a proper plugin registry that
lists not only bundled plugins, but any third-party plugins.
Third-party extensions were such an important part of the success of
Struts 1, so I think we need to do more to make it easy to publish and
find such extensions.
Introducing the new Struts 2 Plugin Repository:
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/S2PLUGINS
In addition to putting all the plugin docs under one place, this site
features a page template [1] to somewhat standardize what to expect when
looking for a plugin, and a announcements section to allow plugins
hosted elsewhere a place to publish updates. As a registry, its goal is
to aggregate plugin docs and announcements in one place, assuming they
will be developed and hosted elsewhere.
The registry allows any registered users to create pages, post news
items, or comment, but only CLA submitters will have more permissions,
and Struts committers have full rights.
Don
[1]
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/templates/viewpagetemplate.action?pageTemplateId=35&key=S2PLUGINS
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Re: New Struts 2 Plugin Registry
Posted by Ted Husted <hu...@apache.org>.
:) The first rule of cwiki is don't link to cwiki :)
Please refer to the autoexport URL instead .
* http://cwiki.apache.org/S2PLUGINS/
All we need now is a Maven plugin that install Struts plugins :)
-Ted.
On 12/29/06, Don Brown <mr...@twdata.org> wrote:
> Before Struts 2 goes GA, I think it needs a proper plugin registry that
> lists not only bundled plugins, but any third-party plugins.
> Third-party extensions were such an important part of the success of
> Struts 1, so I think we need to do more to make it easy to publish and
> find such extensions.
>
> Introducing the new Struts 2 Plugin Repository:
>
> In addition to putting all the plugin docs under one place, this site
> features a page template [1] to somewhat standardize what to expect when
> looking for a plugin, and a announcements section to allow plugins
> hosted elsewhere a place to publish updates. As a registry, its goal is
> to aggregate plugin docs and announcements in one place, assuming they
> will be developed and hosted elsewhere.
>
> The registry allows any registered users to create pages, post news
> items, or comment, but only CLA submitters will have more permissions,
> and Struts committers have full rights.
>
> Don
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