Go with b). We already use that convention on our project ;)
Joseph Panico
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Subject: [Hibernate] jar versions
Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 17:19:48 +1000
when dealing with all of t
The trouble with b is that the name of the file has
to change each time we upgrade to a new version. How bout adding a readme file
which lists the jar versions?
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Yeah thats fine, trouble is that there are a whole 3 log levels which
correspond to "errors" and only one that indicates normal behaviour. I would
have preferred something else between info and warn...
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when dealing with all of the library dependencies
of an application, it is important to know the version of each required
library. can we identify the versions of the libraries hibernate depends
on either by:
a) cvs comment/label
b) name of each library jar includes it's version
eg. commo