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David Blevins moved OPENEJB-516 to OEP-12:
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Fix Version/s: (was: (not version related))
Component/s: (was: eclipse)
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Key: OEP-12 (was: OPENEJB-516)
Project: OpenEJB Eclipse Plugin (was: OpenEJB)
> OpenEjb Server Adapter will require a runtime bundle
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>
> Key: OEP-12
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OEP-12
> Project: OpenEJB Eclipse Plugin
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Sachin Patel
> Assignee: Jonathan Gallimore
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> In order for the OpenEjb eclipse plugin to depend on the external openejb
> jars, a runtime bundle will be required that provides a wrapper bundle around
> the openejb jars so they can be used by the eclipse plugins to invoke any
> code in openejb.
> Two packaging methods are available:
> (1) Physically include the openejb jars inside a
> org.apache.openejb.runtime.v30 bundle. Since the eclipse plugin isn't
> currently mavenized, the packaging of the openejb jars won't be dynamic and
> if new versions of the jars are needed they will need to be updated in source
> control. This is probably the best and easiest approach to get things
> working.
> (2) The org.apache.openejb.runtime.v30 bundle can have manifest entries that
> can point to external jars and when the bundle starts these jars will be
> included in the bundle's classloader. The only disadvantage to this
> approach is the fact that though at runtime these jars will resolve, the
> Plugin Development Enviorment in eclipse cannot yet resolve the jars so will
> make plugin development an issue if any classes in those jars are needed.
> The compiler may not be able to resolve them. I'm hoping this has been fixed
> in Eclipse 3.3, and if so then this would be the ideal approach.
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