Hi Scott,
I just succesfully tested JBossWS Native against Javassist 3.17.0-GA
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and didn't notice any regression. Thus from JBossWS PoV the upgrade is
fine :)
Rio
On 10/26/2012 04:51 PM, Scott Marlow wrote:
After 3.1.17 of Javassist is released and testing looks good, we can
look at AS7-5127 which is about upgrading javassist in as7 to improve
performance (as long as the new javassist doesn't break anything).
Obviously, if Javassist 3.1.17 breaks something, we will not be able to
upgrade.
I took a look at which AS7 modules (statically) depend on javassist and
the list is:
1. Weld
2. jbossws-native-core
3. scannotation
4. slf4j
5. Hibernate
I'm testing Hibernate with the new javassist but don't know how to test
(1), (2), (3), (4) above. Is there anything else that we need to try
besides the AS7 testsuite to gain confidence that we can upgrade to
javassist 3.1.17 (after its released soon)?
I built trunk of javassist locally and caught one minor failure with the
Hibernate test suite (see yesterdays comments in JASSIST-163). I'm
built AS7 with the updated hibernate/javassist jars and passed the AS7
testsuite.
If anyone wants to do additional testing with the javassist trunk, let
me know and I'll ask for more time to do testing before 3.1.17 is
released. Or others could also coordinate through JASSIST-163.
Scott
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