[rules-dev] dependencies

Steven Williams stevenw at objectconsulting.com.au
Sun Feb 11 17:00:44 EST 2007


Hi Mark,

The new decision table handling uses StringTemplate. I gather I should
probably change it over to use MVEL as well?

cheers
Steve

On 2/10/07, Mark Proctor <mproctor at codehaus.org> wrote:
>
> I've done a bit of refactor. JCI has no been inlined and all it' use of
> commons-* removed, including commons-logging. I have added mininimal
> StringUtils and ArrayUtils because decisiontables and ide uses them. The
> result is we use a lot less dependencies now, so its getting more
> manageable again. The next stage is to move templates to MVEL, then we
> can remove antlr-2.7.7 and StringTemplate-3.0.jar. Further to that I
> have updated Janino and Eclipse to the latest versions, both of which
> allow you to have static imports while targetting jdk1.4 src, so after
> M1 I'll update functions to use those, rather than the current hacked
> function resolvers.
>
> The ide plugin is now 7.3MB, much smaller than the plugin size we use th
> have on first launch. Removing antlr-2.7.7 and StringTemplate will take
> off a further 600kb. Do we need to package janino with the ide? If we
> remove janino we take of a further 400kb, taking the plugin size down to
> 6.3MB. Antlr 3.0 is currently 664kb, if we can strip that down to purely
> runtime deps only, we might be able to get the plugin dow nto 6MB exactly.
>
> Mark
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