"skajotde" wrote : Yes, there are true arguments but I very prefer treat these 
libraries as part of EJB3 Project. So when EJB3 Project change releases new 
version there is one number of version.

You can't override logical arguments with preference. :)

"skajotde" wrote : I'm afraid of versioning madness. I know that libraries have 
virtues but I think they shoudn't introduce additional complex level. Main 
product is JBossAS which is composed from few projects which you can simply 
download with sources and try (one version number). Now there will be hundreds 
libraries. Are you sure there is good solution ?

AS is an integration technology.  To extend your view on a unified version 
number between the composite and all components would impose that Hibernate, 
AOP, MC, EJB3, Transactions, etc all have the same version number.  And that 
imposes that they all have the same release schedule.

In truth AS brings in components to form the whole.  Each project is 
independently managed.

"skajotde" wrote : Maybe tagging all trunk in svn should come back ?

We've been this route.  It's not sustainable.

ie. Any one change in development will stall everyone else.  What we have now 
is a solution where each project develops on their own, making releases when 
stable, then integrating these releases into AS.  Much more stable.

S,
ALR

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