On 25/10/06, Trustin Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We've been splitting MINA into multiple subprojects using Maven. We have produced as many JARs as the number of subprojects. It was mainly due to Java 1.4 compatibility to make sure the build doesn't fail even if a user runs the build in Java 1.4. Now, situation has changed; we all agreed to move to Java 5 and use Java 5 language constructs and APIs actively. Each individual JARs are small enough to merge into one big JAR, and managing MINA as one IDE project would be much easier to browse and develop with. WDYT? Is this a good idea?
Yes I would definitely support this. It's not as if the current subprojects are huge so it makes life easier without meaning we end up shipping 60MB jars. RG
