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Hi,
Looks great, thanks! I‘m really excited about the community‘s answers.
Best regards,
Tobias
Am 18.02.2021 um 12:44 schrieb Ivar Grimstad <ivar.grimstad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hi,
I have gathered the information in this thread to these two polls:
Poll Question 1:
Would you like to see Jakarta MVC as a part of the Jakarta EE Web Profile?
- Yes
- No
Poll Question 2:
Which feature would you like to see in the next release of Jakarta MVC?
- Support for more HTTP methods
- Partial- and lazy loading of HTML
- Support for static assets in MvcContext
- Other (specify)
If you're all ok with this, I will proceed with this.
Ivar
Hi Tobias,
I think extending the MvcContext would be the easiest way to implement Gregors proposals.
Agreed!
I guess the idea is to define a default path like we do for the view files, so we can provide convenience methods like `MvcContext#static(String resource)`, right Gregor? IMO this would be really helpful :)
So basically it is about being able to do this:
<img src="" />
Instead of this:
<img src="" />
Correct?
Back then we even had ${mvc.contextPath}, but we removed it, because our goal was to not depend on servlet-specific aspects, as JAX-RS also doesn't depend on servlet.
I think we should be careful so we don't introduce a dependency on Servlet.
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