On Nov 8, 2006, at 8:38 AM, Simon Nash wrote:
Raymond Feng wrote:
1) It seems that you're looking for a collection of tuscany
runtime/extension jars which provides you the artifacts to build
the web application offline using ant or manually. I don't think
it's appropriate to add them to the standalone distro though
because it serves as the runtime for standalone applications
instead of a traditional binary distro.
I'm not sure why you are making a strong distinction between these
two uses. A traditional binary distro will have a "bin" directory
containing a command to launch its runtime and possibly other
commands as well. Supporting dependencies that are needed to
provide core functionality are in a "lib" directory. For example,
the binary distros for tomcat and ant follow this pattern. So if
we were releasing a binary runtime distro for core Tuscany
functionality (i.e., functionality that is not part of some
extension), I think its contents would be quite similar to what we
have today in the standalone distro.
There is nothing "core" about the web app launcher. Many deployments
of Tuscany will not be to Servlet containers.
Jim
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