Post it in JIRA, and if the changes aren't too complex then it shouldn't be a problem for us to implement them. Please be aware though that selectDate will become deprecated in favour of an equivalent RichFaces date control - we've already burnt a lot of development time working on JSF controls (which could have been used on more important Seam functionality) so changes like this are a low priority at this time.
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When I start JBoss 5 Beta 2, I get the following error:
anonymous wrote : 17:12:33,406 INFO [AprLifecycleListener] The Apache Tomcat Native library which allows optimal performance in production environments was not found on the java.library.path:
I'm assuming that at this point you have to download the APR native libraries manually and set them up as described here:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/apr.html
My question is this: how will people install the Apache Portable Runtime for their OS when JBoss 5 comes out?
I can think of three possibilities:
1) There will be one installer that will support installing the Apache Portable Runtime native libraries for different OSes
2) there will be different installers for different OSes which will install the appropriate APR library
3) There will be one installer and people will have to download and install the libraries manually
I'm hoping for option 1.
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This sounds approximately like the way the wiki works - I don't quite get how you are using the macros - you put your wiki:inject tag inline with the wikitext? The Seam wiki add's [<=plugin] to the wikitext grammer, and then includes the relevant plugin at this point. Each plugin has a preferences bean (a bit like the your macro bean I guess). You could probably apply the approach I described in the blog to your include as well (it solves the disappearing components problems)
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