Either way sounds ok to me.

thanks,
dims

On 6/13/07, Nicholas L Gallardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Jarek,

 I don't have a strong opinion either way.  I think both methods are fine.

 Having Axis2 use the Geronimo APIs for the JSR-250 (common annotations) would 
actually be better for that particular module, since that would provide the 
complete set.  I believe we only have the subset required for JAX-WS right now.

 Thanks!
 -Nick


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 jaxws-api module


 Hi,

 Currently, in Geronimo we are using Sun's JAX-WS API definitions and
 we would like to replace it with Axis2's JAX-WS API definitions.
 However, the jaxws-api module in Axis2 contains class definitions from
 three different specs: JAX-WS, JSR 181 (JWS), and some from common
 annotations spec. In order to prevent conflicts (with Geronimo
 definitions of JWS and common annotation classes) we would like to
 have a module that only contains the JAX-WS API definitions. So I
 would like to propose splitting the jaxws-api module into 3 modules.
 That is:

 1) Move all javax/jws/* files from jaxws-api module to a new module
 named 'jws-api'.
 2) Move all javax/annotation/* files from jaxws-api module to a new
 module named 'common-annotations' (or something like that).
 3) Leave all javax/xml/* files in jaxws-api module as is.

 Another alternative would be to remove the javax/jws/* and
 javax/annotation/* files from jaxws-api module altogether and just
 make Axis2 use the Geronimo equivalents.

 What do people think?

 Thanks,
 Jarek

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