Based on the JSF 1.2 spec, the runtime requires javax.servlet.jsp
version 2.1 . Though the JSF Tools project seem to work with the 2.0 version,
for correctness, WTP should ship the 2.1 version. This should ideally be
included by the JSP feature, but we can add it to the JSF feature also.
-Raghu
From: David M Williams
[mailto:david_williams@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 6:12 PM
To: wtp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [wtp-dev] Who needs javax.servlet.jsp 2.1?
Anyone?
If so, there's
a few issues to work out and test, etc.
1. The bundle
in orbit was "split up" from what 2.0 used to be. So to "get it
all" we'll need to get several new bundles.
For details,
see
http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/orbit-dev/msg01739.html
I'll need you
experts (Nitin?, Raghu?) to tell me what you need (all? none?)
2. Currently we
get javax.servlet.jsp "for free" from the platform, and do not
reship it, per se. I do not think the platform plans to move up to 2.1, so we'd
have to reship.
So, we've have
to figure out which feature should include it ... jsp? jsf? both?
3.
more/new CQs should be open to be sure we document all uses of all
related bundles.
4. I think some
of our bundles use "require bundle" and some "import
package". We should all "import package", I believe.
I don't think
we can change anything this week, but I'll soon promoted an Orbit I-build, so
developers can get the bundles to experiment/test if that helps with any of the
above decisions.
Thanks,
