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Its not just a jar, so it actually can not be needed for compilation:<br>
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[504][valkyrie: trunk]$ jar -tf
/home/svn/repository.jboss.org/maven2/jboss/jbossts/jbossts-tools/4.6.1.GA/jbossts-tools-4.6.1.GA.sar<br>
META-INF/<br>
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF<br>
META-INF/jboss-beans.xml<br>
embedded-tools.jar<br>
toolsframework.xml<br>
tools/<br>
tools/plugins/<br>
tools/plugins/osbv-defaults.jar<br>
tools/tsmx-objectstorebrowser.jar<br>
tsmx-tools.jar<br>
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Its only being included in the build distribution as an example:<br>
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[612][valkyrie: bin]$ find .. -name 'jbossts-tools*'<br>
../docs/examples/transactions/jbossts-tools.sar<br>
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so we need to clean up the dependency on this to only be relevant to
the packaging phase or something. Can that be done Paul?<br>
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Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
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Question: Are those .sar *really* treatable as .jar's ? <br>
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If yes, then I would consider pushing on JDT to not care about the
postfix (assuming that javac works with .sar?)<br>
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If no and these are purely for JBoss AS understanding, then why are
these .sar's even in the classpath ?<br>
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/max<br>
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