Sounds good; I am worried by hacking of the factory system to make it not use 
RenderingHints is more extensive / risky.

-- 
Jody Garnett

On Wednesday, 11 May 2011 at 2:42 AM, Mathieu Baudier wrote: 
> Hello Jody, Tisham,
> 
> I have made my first commit into the plugin branch (r37162), by
> integrating the generation of the OSGi metada in the MANIFESTs using
> the Felix Maven Bundle plugin.
> 
> This is basically the patch that I had sent recently and that Tisham had 
> tested.
> 
> I plan to work as follow, please tell me if you agree with the
> approach before I make further commits:
> 
> - I will create a (temporary) /osgi directory at the root of the
> branch, which will be our playing ground.
> The rationale for a dedicated directory is that we will probably need
> quite a few bundles (=> directories / eclipse projects) in order to
> implement and test the various approaches.
> 
> - in order to move on quickly, I will use tools that my organization
> has developed in order to generate PDE target platforms using Maven
> etc (all Apache 2 licensed). This will allow anybody to quickly set up
> projects compatible with the Plugin (<=> OSGi) Development Environment
> (PDE) in Eclipse.
> No need to say that using these tools won't be a requirement for the
> approach that we will use in the end.
> 
> - I will also use third-party libraries that we had already packaged
> as OSGi bundles (e.g. jts, java3d, jsr275, etc.) and which are
> available in our public Maven repo. I had packaged these libraries
> using the Maven Bundle plugin and the original GeoTools dependencies,
> so it should be easy to reuse them for the final approach
> 
> Anyhow, the idea is to have ASAP something to test our various ideas,
> that can easily be reproduced by others than me.
> 
> I will first start with the publication of the services/*
> implementations at runtime (point 1 of Tisham previous mail). I am not
> sure that I want to reuse the JBoss stuff though. This is not that
> complicated to do and JBoss utilities as dependencies are often
> painful according to my (perhaps outdated) experience.
> 
> When this is done, that will be a first milestone for us all to test
> and discuss, before maybe going to the other approach (generation at
> compile time, Tisham's point 2).
> 
> I will test on the simple yet illustrative use case of the CRS
> factories as suggested by Jody long ago, and I will probably reuse
> some stuff I had already tried on my side over the last few months.
> 
> All comments, critics, alternative ideas more than welcome.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Mathieu
> 
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