On May 24, 2010, at 1238AM, Greg Trasuk wrote:

> 
> On Sun, 2010-05-23 at 17:12, Dennis Reedy wrote:
>> Since we will be formalizing the convention of creating a service.jar, 
>> service-api.jar and service-dl jar, what I was musing about really was the 
>> creation of perhaps an extra an unnecessary jar in the case where a service 
>> does not use a smart proxy. I agree with Greg, in that a client should 
>> always depend on the API jar, and not the DL jar. 
>> 
>> The client will have the service-api.jar in it's classpath, and the service 
>> will have an export codebase set to serve the service-d.jar. The service may 
>> also create some variant of the previously discussed DLEntry, and the 
>> service-dl.jar may be provisioned to the client as an option (whether a 
>> maven repository is used or not).
>> 
>> If the particular service does end up having 2 jars with identical content, 
>> oh well. It preserves the approach and allows flexibility going forward.
>> 
> 
> Could it be that we're assuming a service can only call out one jar as
> it's codebase?  

Not at all. 

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