Don't we already support this in GlassFish? How do we do it in that case?
- Rajiv
Kin-man Chung wrote:
>
>
> On 08/27/08 18:20, Jan Bartel wrote:
>> Rajiv,
>>
>> If you supply the JDTJavaCompiler class, then we're happy to continue
>> sourcing the actual compiler itself from the central maven repo. Of
>> course,
>> the ideal situation is if your pom.xml had a dependency on the core.jar
>> and then the jsp-impl artifact could be used in a straightforward
>> manner.
>>
>
> I am investigating if the dependency on jdtcore.jar can be made to only
> be required for compilation phase of the build, and is optional
> otherwise. This way, jdtcore.jar will not be included in the glassfish
> release.
>
> Jetty can add an dependency on jdtcore.jar in the web container, so that
> it can be downloaded when needed. As long as it is in the classpath of
> Jasper, this will work.
>
>> It could be an idea to perhaps provide support for these alternative
>> compilation
>> engines as separate pluggable jars in the future, so that their
>> dependencies
>> don't pollute the main pom?
>>
> I'd like to avoid rleasing multiple JSP engines if I can avoid it.
> Let's see if I can do what I just suggested.
>
> -Kin-man
>
>> regards
>> Jan
>>
>> 2008/8/28 Rajiv Mordani <rajiv.mordani_at_sun.com>:
>>> Talking to some more people internally Kin-man it seems that it is
>>> fine to
>>> have the support for the JDTCompiler in there but we shouldn't be
>>> shipping
>>> the JDTCompiler. Jan you will still have to go and get the
>>> JDTCompiler from
>>> wherever it is distributed today. Kin-man can we do that soon?
>>>
>>> - Rajiv
>>>
>>> Jan Bartel wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Rajiv and Kin-Man,
>>>
>>> We don't want to go to jdk1.6, so the jsr199 compiler is out. We moved
>>> away from using
>>> the tools.jar to make startup easier (less config), not sure if there
>>> was also a speed consideration
>>> as well (I think so).Not to mention the fact that the eclipse compiler
>>> decouples from Sun's
>>> jvm (not a concern for you guys I'm sure :)).
>>>
>>> Ideally we'd like to keep using the eclipse jdt compiler. If Kin-Man
>>> can
>>> find a way to make the JDTJavaCompiler class available in the jar that
>>> would be great. We're
>>> happy to do provide the eclipse jdt jars in our own build if you want
>>> to keep them out of your
>>> pom.
>>>
>>> cheers
>>> Jan
>>>
>>> 2008/8/26 Rajiv Mordani <rajiv.mordani_at_sun.com>:
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi Jan,
>>> The JDT Compiler doesn't pass the TCKs as yet and hence we don't
>>> include
>>> support for it in the jsp jar. Is there a dependency on the
>>> compiler? Can
>>> you not use either the JSR 199 compiler or the compiler in tools.jar?
>>>
>>> - Rajiv
>>>
>>> Jan Bartel wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> The JDTJavaCompiler appears to be excluded from the jsp jar. Could
>>> someone
>>> explain what the reason behind that is?
>>>
>>> thanks,
>>> Jan
>>>
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