On 8/20/2010 10:09 AM, Lin Sun wrote:
Hi
I am checking at our web profile assemblies to ensure it met the
requirements for Java EE 6 web profile and prune the unnecessary
artifacts. I've been mainly look at the tomcat7-javaee6-web and I
have some comments/questions:
felix core: i assume we'll always ship 2 osgi runtime?
connector (geronimo-connector, geronimo-connector-builder, connector
spec): I think openejb uses connector, so we may have to keep it in.
I think the connector architecture is used for more than just openejb.
java ee management 1.1: Unchanged from Java EE 5. I assume this is
provided by geronimo-management. Not sure if we could remove this?
This one will probably need to stay in order to provide a server that
can be remotely managed well.
java ee deployment 1.2 related: Unchanged from Java EE 5. we may
have to keep it in, to keep existing deployment work.
We'll certainly want to keep this one.
geronimo-javamail: can we get rid of it? think the answer is yes.
geronimo-jaspi: can we get rid of it? think the answer is yes.
geronimo-webservices, geronimo-webservices-builder: think we could
remove these.
geronimo-yoko, yoko: think we could remove these.
I suspect these cannot be removed, since these are also the
implementations of the RMI functions.
spec jars: we seems to include all specs in web profile assembly.
things that can be removed: aspic, jaxr, jaxrpc, jaxws, dims, saaj,
ccpp?
ccpp is used by the pluto portal, so that one will be a little more
difficult to remove.
mina: think we could remove it... not sure which web profile function
it related to.
ops4j, pax-loggin-api, pax-url-mvn, pax-url-wrap: think these are just
test dependencies that were put into the assembly incorrectly.
tranql: think we could remove it.
I really doubt tranql can be removed. That is where the implementation
of most of the connectors comes from.
openejb: anything we could do so that we can just have the ejb-lite function?
pluto/portal: I assume these are needed for admin console so we need it.
I don't see activemq artifacts in our assembly, which is good!
Thoughts/Comments appreciated, before I make any changes...
Lin
