Re: [jbosscache-dev] Packaging unit tests in distros
The problem is that pulls in a bunch of dependencies that no one would
want on what is primarily a server-side library.
Granted though, it could be packaged such that it lives in a separate
demo subdirectory. But then we'd may as well combine 1 and 2 below?
On 16 Jul 2008, at 17:33, Bela Ban wrote:
IMO, the GUI demo should be part of the core distro
Manik Surtani wrote:
> Bringing this up again.
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> So to sum things up, here is what I propose:
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> 1. A -bin distro that contains:
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> * jbc-core.jar
> * lib dependencies
> * License docs, READMEs
> * Sample cfgs
> * Mircea's config translation scripts
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> 2. An -all distro that contains the above, plus:
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> * the GUI demo and scripts needed to launch the demo
> * documentation
>
> 3. A -docs distro that contains just the documentation
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> 4. A -src distro that contains the entire contents of the tagged
> directory, as checked out of SVN. So this will have code + test
> srcs.
>
> The Maven scripts will be modified to add a -src.jar artifact to
> the Maven repos, so that we can attach them to IDEs, etc.
>
> The ant scripts that are shipped with the -all distro will be
> removed, since this has little use beyond launching the old demo
> and running tests.
>
> Comments?
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Bela Ban
Lead JGroups / Clustering Team
JBoss - a division of Red Hat
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Manik Surtani
Lead, JBoss Cache
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