On Nov 29, 2005, at 12:56 PM, Radu Preotiuc-Pietro wrote:
We use a source jar so that we can repackage the jam classes before putting them inside xbean.jar.
Hmm, I'm still confused. If you are just repackaging classes, why do you need a source JAR? Are the classes being recompiled again and again?
I also don't understand how XmlBeans finds the source JAR to begin with. If it's not on the CLASSPATH (which wouldn't make sense anyway because it doesn't contain classes), how does XmlBeans find the JAR?
This way, if you used JAM in another part of your code, the two usages (XmlBeans' and yours) wouldn't interfere and each could use a different version of JAM.
Where would this interference come from? As long as the version you want to use is on your CLASSPATH and the one XmlBeans uses isn't, there wouldn't be any conflict, right?
Same story for Piccolo.
Ah, so the Piccolo source JARs are also required? This wasn't mentioned in the README.txt.
What about xcresolver.zip? Same story? Thanks, Trevor --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
