On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 2:59 AM, Dennis Sosnoski <d...@sosnoski.com> wrote:
> If transports is using these Axis2 interfaces I don't see the point of > having it as a separate project. I thought the reason for moving transports > outside of Axis2 was to allow it to be used for other purposes. How is that > going to work if the code is assuming the Axis2 environment? Here the main idea was to share the same transports between Axis2 and synapse. The idea of an axis2 transport is to use as an adapter between axis2 and the actual transport (i.e http, smtp, JMS etc). In fact Axis2 transport uses respective libraries for these standard transports and hence it is only scoped to use with Axis2. thanks, Amila. > > > The only clean solution is to have transports define whatever interfaces it > needs. The Axis2 versions can then extend the transports versions. > > - Dennis > > > > Glen Daniels wrote: > >> Hi folks: >> >> So I'm trying to get the transports 1.0 releases moving along, and have >> run >> into a bit of a snag. The transports depend on axis2-kernel SNAPSHOT, for >> interfaces like MessageContext, Flow, etc. - the problem is how do we do >> the >> release when we want to release the transports before the actual Axis2 >> release? We need to resolve all the SNAPSHOT dependencies for the Maven >> release plugin to be happy, and for this case, we seem to have a circular >> dependency chain. :( >> >> A couple of options off the top of my head: >> >> * Release transports against Axis2 1.4.1's kernel - this may not even be >> possible as there may have been incompatible changes. >> >> * Do a Maven-only release of Axis2-kernel 1.5 - i.e. NOT a distribution >> but >> just a release into Maven. Then use that for the Transports 1.0 releases, >> and then release the Axis2 1.5 distribution after that. >> >> Moving forward, anyone have thoughts on how to best deal with this? One >> of >> these options, or something else? >> >> Thanks, >> --Glen >> >> >> > -- Amila Suriarachchi WSO2 Inc. blog: http://amilachinthaka.blogspot.com/
