On Wed, 5 Mar 2003 04:08, Laszlo Hornyak wrote:
I think including the jar files in the .sar is a good thing, using the system calss loader, the global resources are still available. You wrote, that it may be a problem that if you run an phoenix installation with about 100 phoenix applications, it takes a lot of memory, which is right, but what if all of the applications need different versions of the jar files?
It is just a little administration question, I think.
Thats what I intended to enable. If 7 different applications are deployed and each requires different versions it is now easy to manage. However if you know that those seven applications require same jar then you can remove it from the .sar files and place it in the $PHOENIX_HOME/lib dir
Ok, great, this seems ideal. You scared me a bit, because I wouldn't call that backwards-incompatible :)
Ulrich
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