Yes, the aspect library source code will be alive and attached to a
branch of the Application Server. The AOP core framework will be a
binary in 3rd party.
Recently (last week), I merged the AOP core library from HEAD to
Branch_4_0. I also merged the aspects/ module source to Branch_4_0.
HEAD will NOT use the binary approach!
Scott M Stark wrote:
Aspect belong with the services they are integrating. In general aspects
for jbossas services should not be in thirdparty because the services
are not. The thirdparty situation was an attempt to isolate aop/aspects
from having to deal with multiple branches. This does not work for the
aspects as they have dependencies on the services implementations in the
different branches and so we said that aspects need to be part of the
services artifacts, not an external library trying to keep up with the
service implementation.
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Behalf Of Jason T. Greene
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 2:27 AM
To: jboss-development@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [JBoss-dev] 4.0 Branch and Eclipse
Hello All,
What is the intended structure of the 4.0 Branch regarding
aop? It looks like the intended behavior was to include aop
and aspects as a library in thirdparty. I can see that this
took affect in HEAD, but was not merged to the 4.0 branch.
There was a build failure shortly after that change, at which
point aspects was added to the 4.0 modules alias. The eclipse
files, however, seem to reference the new library based
build, and thus the eclipse build fails for anything that uses aspects
(testsuite)
So my question is should aspects be in thirdparty? I would
like the eclipse and system builds to be consistent.
Thanks,
-Jason
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