Laurent,
reading this lines makes me keen of testing it... ;-)
> What a lot of messages !
Well, some things need a disussion. :-)
> 1. EXTERNALS JARS : This question is just about packaging. Fundamently, the
>
> is no problem for me to have externals jars. The problem is to document
> strictly which versions are supported. For example, Ant 1.2 is good but not
>
> Ant 1.3. More, what's the version of ejb.jar. Be sure the ejb v1.1 spec
> does
> not suit (MessageDriven*) and the 2.0 is not yet implemented ( expecially
> the
> locals intefaces ). So, if you consider to let these externals jar there,
> you
> should document them.
> It's right it's very practical for beginners to have a quick procedure to
> test the products. I've seen many products too complicated to install, that
>
> were not used.
> Nevertheless, for developpers, this architecture is not so practical when
> he
> wants to test other packages. For example, il I want to test if JOnAS is
> compliant with the EJB v2.0, I have to copy my jar on the last one ( in
> externals/j2ee ) and rebuild my distribution. It's why I had provided in my
>
> build.properties so many paths ! It is to allow a more flexible developping
>
> environment.
> Finally, the solution is simple with Ant. Either you build a 'dist-test'
> distribution with just classes and your own externals jars, or you build a
> 'dist-publ' distribution which a coarser-grained jar.
No problem with the paths, if they are documented somewhere and they are correct at
default.
See my mail to Philippe regarding external jars. There is no need for two dists, if we
will
ensure to deliver the jars and get it installed in parallel to jonas.jar at default.
> 2. For servlet.jar and SecurityCtxInterceptor32.java, thanks to Philippe
> to
> this additional comments. But it's a bit strange. If you can compile a
> jonas.jar without Tomcat classes, it will never work for Tomcat ?!? So,
> Tomcat has to be installed on the developping environment !!!!
Yes, if you do not compile that classes, security interceptor will not work. That
means, TomCat can access JOnAS only without security information! If you want to
compile the classes, you need to install TomCat or at leas include the TomCat.jar into
the classpath when compiling.
> 3. For my '10 minutes' : it is the complete installation time : reading my
> doc, downloading ant, and compile with ant. Just compiling is only 1m49s !!!
Great! :-)
> 4. I'm completely agree with Markus for the Test classes. Either theses
> classes are important, and have to be compiled, or we have to remove them
> from the CVS tree. Moreover, the errors are very simple to correct !
Maybe it would be the most easy way to just correct the errors?
Thank you
Markus
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