StAX change in trunk
by Jason T. Greene
I just modified trunk to use woodstox (lgpl) instead of the BEA derived
codehaus StAX implementation. The reasons are:
1. Better performance
2. Active community
This also removes one of the few remaining uses of the version number in
the jar name.
Let me know if this switch causes any problems.
Thanks,
-Jason
skype: jason.greene
yahoo: n1hility
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JRE or JDK and bin/run.sh
by Jean-Frederic
Hi,
Why do the run scripts check for tool.jar?
What still needs it? (Tomcat uses the JDT Compiler).
Cheers
Jean-Frederic
18 years, 1 month
Should we separate client jars and tool jars?
by Jason T. Greene
I just added yet another jar to /client that is needed for command
line / ant tools, but not for actual jboss clients.
As of now, the following jars fall into this category:
getopt.jar
jbossws-sun-wsimport.jar
jaxb-xjc.jar
Even though this is a small number, over time I am sure this will grow.
We could introduce a /tool-lib or alternatively create a separate
directory structure for command line tools:
jboss-home/tools/bin
jboss-home/tools/lib
Thoughts?
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