On 18/02/13 23:41, Marek Posolda wrote:
On 12/02/13 15:34, Anil Saldhana wrote:
> Unfortunately, there is a cyclic dependency between config and IDM
>
> Compile: config depends on IDM
> Tests: IDM depends on config
>
> Maven does not have scope (compile/test) level dependency graphs.
>
> This can be solved by pulling all the IDM tests into a subproject
> "tests" which will be idm/tests
yes, cyclic dependency is what I expected. Variant with idm/tests should
work, but this means that "idm/impl" and "idm/api" modules will be
dependencies of "config" module, which will be dependency of "federation
module. So in the end, "idm" will be transitive dependency of
"federation" module, even if "idm" and "federation" are
different
things. Is it really what we want? Or am I missing something?
I think the idm module is always necessary, it defines the core identity
model which the federation module *should* eventually consume anyway
once we work some more on integration. Any other dependencies of the
config module (like the federation module) should be defined as optional
in the pom.
My opinion is, that both "common" and "config" could be part of same
AS7
module (like org.picketlink.commons) and other modules like "idm" and
"federation" could simply require only this AS7 module as their dependency.
So are you suggesting we merge common and config?
Marek
>
> On 02/11/2013 10:05 AM, Anil Saldhana wrote:
>> On 02/08/2013 03:04 PM, Shane Bryzak wrote:
>>> On 08/02/13 13:00, Marek Posolda wrote:
>>>> On 08/02/13 14:31, Shane Bryzak wrote:
>>>>> On 08/02/13 02:00, Marek Posolda wrote:
>>>>>> On 07/02/13 17:01, Shane Bryzak wrote:
>>>>>>> Oops, I didn't mean to commit that before discussing with
you, it must
>>>>>>> have snuck in with some other changes that I had to make to
help out
>>>>>>> Bruno with one of the Aerogear examples. In any case, we do
need to
>>>>>>> remove the dependency on the config module from idm - I'm
ok with a
>>>>>>> dependency going the other way though.
>>>>>> Ok, but why we need to remove it? Is it some xml related
conflict? I
>>>>>> have same problem today again. I fixed it locally in my env, but
i
>>>>>> won't commit it until we sort this out.
>>>>> The most immediate problem is that it's breaking deployments -
the
>>>>> config module is pulling in the federation module, which causes a
>>>>> deployment error in AS just from having the jar file present.
>>>> Hmm... actually the "config" module shouldn't be dependent
on
>>>> "federation" module. Few weeks ago it was the case (and maybe
you are
>>>> using older version of picketlink in aerogear), but in latest
>>>> picketlink master it's not the case anymore. Currently it should be
>>>> opposite. In other words, "config" module is currently
dependent only
>>>> on "common" module and
>>>> both "federation" and "idm" modules are dependent on
config module. Or
>>>> am I missing something?
>>> You're right, rebuilding the module fixed the dependency issue.
>>>
>>>>> Besides that though, the only dependency we should have in idm is on
>>>>> the common module. Also, configuration should be able to be written
>>>>> as a totally separate concern from IDM - is there a reason that
>>>>> XMLBasedIdentityManagerProvider and all the resolver/* classes
can't
>>>>> go in the config module?
>>>> I think that if we want to use XML configuration in IDM unit tests, we
>>>> need to have those XML configuration classes and classes like
>>>> XMLBasedIdentityManagerProvider accessible from idm module. Those XML
>>>> type classes also needs to be accessible from "federation"
module.
>>>>
>>>> I think that deployment structure with:
>>>> - "common" module as the base module
>>>> - "config" module dependent only on "common" module
>>>> - "federation" module dependent on "config" module
(and "common" module)
>>>> - "idm" module dependent on "config" module (and
"common" module)
>>>>
>>>> seems to me like most natural.
>>>>
>>>> wdyt?
>>> -1, if we want to use the config module in the tests then just make it a
>>> test-scoped dependency. In many if not most deployments PicketLink will
>>> be used within an EE environment and the config module will be unnecessary.
>>>
>> Shane - that is even better. Marek is on PTO this week. I am going to
>> make the dependency a test scoped dep and see
>> the challenges.
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