On Aug 2, 2005, at 2:16 AM, David Jencks wrote:
Is janino better for compiling jsps than the eclipse compiler?
I've heard of it in drools but don't know anything about it.
Janino does not cover the complete Java language [see here for a list
of missing features:
Do I understand correctly that you need to run Geronimo under a
JDK in M4 because of the tools.jar hack, but under HEAD that's been
removed and it will run find under a JRE because is uses a 3rd-party
compiler?
Thanks,
Aaron
janino http://www.janino.net/ might be a reasonable substitute for tools.jar
It's too late to change M4 -- it doesn't actually use the tools.jar but
it's apparently still needed because some obsolete code didn't get
removed in time. In M5/Head the obsolete code is gone and we are
using the eclipse compiler for jsps and cglib to generate proxies for
everything else
I'd try it, but I think that is correct. Tools.jar is certainly not
needed for head
david jencks
On Aug 1, 2005, at 4:38 PM, Aaron Mulder wrote:
Do I understand correctly that you need to run Geronimo under a
JDK in M4 because of the tools.jar hack, but under HEAD that's been
removed
btw Technically there is such a thing as a Sun JRE +javac/tools.jar that
isn't a JDK. It was done to enable JSP development
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docchanges.html
regards
calvin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAIK, the JDK is required in M4 according to a previous email from
Dain where
Calvin Austin wrote:
btw Technically there is such a thing as a Sun JRE +javac/tools.jar that
isn't a JDK. It was done to enable JSP development
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docchanges.html
IIRC this was done to allow people to redistribute a JRE+tools.jar in
conjunction with an
