Hi Oleg, > My Evil(tm) Plan is to introduce an additional module to HttpCore SVN > project in order to keep Java 1.4 dependent NIO extensions separate from > the rest of HttpCore that requires Java 1.3 only. Maven2 fully support > multi-module projects and conditional compilation based on JDK version. > This way Java 1.3 could still compile a fully functional Java 1.3 > version HttpCore without NIO extensions.
What does that mean in terms of deliverable JARs? A single JAR with core classes compiled by 1.3 and NIO classes compiled by 1.4? Or two JARs, one with only the core classes compiled by 1.3 and one with core and NIO classes compiled by 1.4? Or two JARs, one with the core classes compiled by 1.3 and one with only the NIO classes compiled by 1.4? Or a single JAR with both compiled by 1.4, and whoever needs a 1.3 version compiles their own? I am in favor of having only one release cycle for both. cheers, Roland --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
