On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 9:39 AM, Simon Laws <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

> From the parent thread we debated whether to start from the equinox branch
> or from trunk. I'm keen to understand the code changes that implement the
> features Ramyond has documented [1]. So as a compromise to just replacing
> trunk wholesale with the equinox branch I'm going to look at it a module at
> a time. The objective being to note changes and ask questions about the code
> changes here. I'll make a start and see how it goes. If it's too difficult
> the fallback is to just go with the branch. Regardless we can use this
> exercise to review the changes so that we understand the current features in
> the branch and, more importantly, how they are realized.
>
> Regards
>
> Simon
>
> [1]
> http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TUSCANYWIKI/OSGi+Enablement+for+Tuscany+Runtime


So first things first. The modules that are missing from the equinox branch
but are still in trunk. Clearly these are not required for the branches view
of OSGi support but they seem to fall into two categories. Those that are
junk which I'll just remove. Those that I'm not sure about so I'll move into
a /contrib/modules/folder and we can delete them at our leisure so that we
understand if they are obsolete or not.

modules/
  api
  assembly-java-dsj
  binding-feed
  binding-gdata2
  binding-gdata2-runtime
  core-spring
  data-engine-helper
  host-embedded
  implementation-bpel-jbpm
  monitor-logging

modules/
  binding-dwr
  binding-jms-policy
  binding-notification
  binding-sca-jms
  contribution-groovy
  contribution-impl
  contribution-jee
  contribution-updater
  contribution-updater-impl
  databinding-job
  databinding-xstream
  extensibility-osgi
  extensibility-helper
  host-ejb
  host-openejb
  host-osgi
  implementation-das
  implementation-data-api
  implementation-data-xml
  implementation-jee
  implementation-notification
  implementatoin-openjpa
  implementation-web
  implementation-web-runtime
  node-dynamic
  node-launcher-osgi
  osgi-runtime
  policy-reliability
  runtime
  runtime2
  runtime-standalone
  runtime-tomcat
  runtime-war
  scdl4j
  thirdparty-library

Simon

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