On May 2, 2011, at 3:18 PM, Kevan Miller wrote: > > On May 2, 2011, at 5:54 PM, David Jencks wrote: > >> I'm making progress on the 3.0-osgi branch and hope to have the j2ee plugin >> building shortly at which point I plan to look at the tomcat plugin. >> (connector is next in the build, but I have a different approach in my >> sandbox txmanager. I'd like to get something less radical working before >> looking at integrating that code). > > Cool. Just pulled the changes in, I think -- still getting used to git -- and > kicked off a build. > >> >> Once j2ee is in it should be possible to work on openejb, tomcat, jetty, and >> probably most of the other builder plugins more in parallel. Meanwhile a >> few tasks I didn't get to, in case anyone has time on their hands :-) >> >> -- the karaf-assembly packaging doesn't include legal files and probably not >> resources. I'd like it to include the ones generated by >> maven-remote-resource-plugin. I haven't figured out why they aren't >> included yet. > > What exactly are you generating (trying to generate) using the > maven-remote-resource-plugin?
Well, we need legal files from somewhere in the assemblies, and the default source is usually m-r-r-p. I don't really care how they get in there or from where.... and the solution needs to be in karaf too. > >> >> - I haven't actually checked that I've removed all use of >> ConfigurationManager and DependencyManager and related classes by removing >> them and trying to build framework. > > Can give that a try, once my initial build is done. > >> >> -- I've been rewriting our deployment plan processing to use jaxb rather >> than xmlbeans. As part of this I'm removing the jsr88 DConfigBeans and >> related stuff. I don't think there are any tck tests for this. If I'm >> wrong we may have to reimplement the jsr88 beans around the jaxb tree. >> Reviewing the code in framework to make sure I've been thorough might be >> useful. > > Just to be explicit, are you proposing this as a potentially permanent > condition? Or temporary? Permanent. I think the jaxb trees are a much easier way to deal with manipulating plans. thanks david jencks > > --kevan >
