All--

 Great to see the general show of support for decoupling WSM.  I
started the work this weekend and have it mostly done; WSM will move
to the SVN URL:

 beehive/wsm/trunk

with the usual branches/ and tags/ subdirectories as well.  There was
a bit of work needed to untangle wsm and the web service control.
Doing this necessitated the following changes:

- copy the webservice-utils classes from wsm/src to
system-controls/src/webservice.  WSM and the WSC now have their own
classes that can evolve independently
- snapshot WSM into system-controls/test/webservice so that the
JSR-181 web services used in the WSC tests can be built
- copy Axis 1.3 into system-controls/external/axis-1.3.  This was
unfortunate (see SVN comment) but necessary.

I don't see a better and still expeditious way around making these
changes; once everything is installed with Maven, it will be easier to
satisfy the WSM dependency for the WSC tests.  It seems like a good
thing to avoid a code dependence between the two.

 Will commit these changes tonight unless there is loud squawking.  :)

Eddie



On 5/25/06, Changshin Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
+1 from me as well.

Cheers,

Ias

Davanum Srinivas wrote:
> Awesome! +1 from me. We could then use/ship WSM jars as part of Axis2
> for JSR 181 support (with some additional glue code on the Axis2
> side).
>
> -- dims
>
> On 5/23/06, Eddie O'Neil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> All--
>>
>>   I'd like to propose that the WSM sub-directory in beehive/trunk be
>> converted into a sub-project of Beehive.  This makes it significantly
>> easier to ship WSM independently of the rest of Beehive as it would be
>> self-contained and wrapped in its own packaging.
>>
>>   The motivation for this is a desire to make Beehive less monolithic
>> in structure so that separable parts like WSM can evolve without being
>> tied to the other pieces and to deliver on the obvious interest in
>> JSR-181 in this TSS thread:
>>
>>   http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=40280
>>
>> The next step would be to release a real beta of WSM before the TCK
>> work starts.
>>
>>   Thoughts / comments / flames?
>>
>> Eddie
>>
>
>



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