We need to reorganize the modules soon. Things make even less sense now.

How about:

* keycloak-common - common classes re-used by both client and server
* keycloak-client-api - client specific interfaces
* keycloak-server-api - server specific interfaces, including spi and providers

Then we also would have:
* keycloak-json - common json classes (json representations, jwt utils, etc.)
* keycloak-oidc - common OpenID Connect classes
* keycloak-saml - common SAML classes

Most SPI implementations would be moved into keycloak-server, other than those that needs to be pluggable. The SPI implementations that should be in separate modules are:

* Mongo
* JPA - we can combine Liquibase and JPA into one
* Social providers
* Anything else?


On 1 October 2015 at 20:58, Bill Burke <bburke@redhat.com> wrote:
The SAML adapter had some dependencies on classes within keycloak-core.
  Unfortunately though, keycloak-core brings in Jackson JSON parser.
So, I split out keycloak-core into keycloak-common and keycloak-core.

PR is pending, but it should be in when the Europeans wake up.

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Bill Burke
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