On 8/26/10 3:47 PM, Isuru Suriarachchi wrote:
Hi all,
I've noticed that the version for an Axis2 module which comes through
an OSGi bundle is calculated form the bundle version. But for most of
the module bundles in carbon, bundle version is equal to the carbon
version. Therefore module versions are same as Carbon version.
Ex: In trunk,
addressing - 3.10-SNAPSHOT
throttling - 3.10-SNAPSHOT
caching - 3.10-SNAPSHOT
But I think this is wrong. The module version should be the original
module version. Ex: addressing 1.6-SNAPSHOT.
This problems doesn't exist for modules which comes through orbit
bundles (Ex : rampart). That is because in orbit, we have used the
original version instead of Carbon version.
So I think the cleaner solution for this is to have orbit bundles for
all external sources. For example, addressing module should come from
axis2 orbit bundle, throttling module should come from an orbit bundle
which wraps commons/throttling etc..
WDYT??
Regarding throttling and caching, they have to be moved to the
respective component itself. Basically it is pointless to have a caching
library which is not OSGi in WSO2 svn and then have an orbit bundle to
convert it to caching-orbit and then use that in the component. Instead
we should move that code into the component itself. Let the version of
that to be the component version.
For addressing +1 for adding it to orbit.
Ruwan
Thanks,
~Isuru
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