[kepler-dev] jar file locations
Christopher Brooks
cxh at eecs.berkeley.edu
Mon Dec 6 11:23:39 PST 2004
Yikes!
90 jars is a lot.
I probably don't fully understand the issue, but the problem I see
with flattening the directory structure is that it becomes difficult
to see what jar files belong together. This can make shipping a
subset tricky and it can make upgrading to new releases of distributed
packages tricky.
I'm not sure I understand how directories and jar files can have the
same name? Aren't $KEPLER/lib/jar/soap and $KEPLER/lib/jar/soap.jar
two separate names?
BTW - How Ptolemy handles jar files is that the makefiles in each
leaf directory build a jar file that contains the appropriate files
and then directories that are the parent directories of leaf
directories include the jar files in the leaf director. For example,
sdf/sdf.jar includes sdf/lib/lib.jar and sdf/kernel/kernel.jar
I'm not sure if that would help here.
_Christopher
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Hi All,
I have been looking into ways to simplify the Kepler structure in
CVS (and for distribution). One of the current complexities is the large
number (~90) of jar files under the $KEPLER/lib/jar/ subdirectory.
One problem is the number of subdirectories under the
$KEPLER/lib/jar/ subdirectory that just contain jar files. This
additional subdirectory structure creates the possibility of jars with
the same names.
Is there anyone who knows of a problem that will occur if we just
'flatten' the subdirectorys and put ALL the jar files directly in the
$KEPLER/lib/jar/ subdirectory?
This seems to work OK (if I just use the newest version of some of the
repeated jars), but I don't want to break anyone's actors by mistake.
Dan
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