> Is it possible to create a document which describes what each jar is > used for in lib as well as OpenJPA.jar? I looked in the FAQ and the > user guide and could not find anything (of course i could have missed > it). Are all jars needed when run from within an Java EE environment > and/or a Java SE envrionment (for example derby is not).
There was a time that we had such a document. Hmm. > Are all jars needed when run from within an Java EE environment > and/or a Java SE envrionment (for example derby is not). In a Java EE 5 environment, you'll need the serp, commons-collections, commons-pool, and commons-lang jars. In a Java SE environment, you'll need the JTA and JPA jars as well. > Also have you given any thought to reducing the number of jars to make > it easier for users to configure? We've thought about it and even discussed it, but haven't done anything about it yet. -Patrick On 10/5/07, Lance J. Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Marc, > > Thanks for the response. > > Is it possible to create a document which describes what each jar is > used for in lib as well as OpenJPA.jar? I looked in the FAQ and the > user guide and could not find anything (of course i could have missed > it). Are all jars needed when run from within an Java EE environment > and/or a Java SE envrionment (for example derby is not). > > > Also have you given any thought to reducing the number of jars to make > it easier for users to configure? > > > > Thank you. > > -lance > -- Patrick Linskey 202 669 5907
