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Posted to users@myfaces.apache.org by Henri Delbrouck <he...@skynet.be> on 2005/08/19 22:42:37 UTC

use of latest nightly build

Hi everybody,

 

What is the best thing to do : to use the official binary release 1.0.9 or
to use the latest nightly build release.

 

In the binary release 1.0.9, I presume I have to use myfaces.jar or the
following three lib myfaces.jsf-api.jar, myfaces.-impl.jar and
myfaces-extensions.jar.

 

In the nightly build, I see only myfaces.jsf-api.jar and myfaces-impl.jar
with tomahawk.jar. Does tomahawk contain all the myFaces extensions with tag
x.

 

Thanks

 

Henri Delbrouck

 


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Re: use of latest nightly build

Posted by Sean Schofield <se...@gmail.com>.
> What is the best thing to do : to use the official binary release 1.0.9 or
> to use the latest nightly build release. 

Probably the nightly since there are a lot of bug fixes since 1.0.9. 
We're also approaching a new release so your added feedback will be
helpful.

> In the binary release 1.0.9, I presume I have to use myfaces.jar or the
> following three lib myfaces.jsf-api.jar, myfaces.-impl.jar and
> myfaces-extensions.jar. 

Right.
 
> In the nightly build, I see only myfaces.jsf-api.jar and myfaces-impl.jar
> with tomahawk.jar. Does tomahawk contain all the myFaces extensions with tag
> x. 

Yes tomahawk is the new name for what used to be called "extensions." 
The components in tomahawk all use 't' now instead of 'x' (although
you can technically use whatever identifier you wish.)

There should also be myfaces-all.jar which the equivalent of the old
myfaces.jar (everything lumped together.)
 
> Henri Delbrouck 

sean