On Wed, 7 Nov 2001 10:44, Paul Hammant wrote:
> Peter,
>
> >It doesn't matter what you think. As soon as you do that you are no longer
> > a spec compliant servlet container which could potentially be very bad.
> > It would be worse if you hosted servlets like Cocoon that possibly used a
> > different version of Avalon then your whole setup would not be able to
> > run the Cocoon webapp. Bummer huh ?
>
> OK, We're back to Promotion again then.
eww ;)
> Sar conains two things 1) An spec level API, 2) Implementation of that
> API plus the ability to launch sub-apps (mail lets, ftp lets etc).
>
> (1) is contained entirely in a jar. In assembly.xml it's listed as :
>
> <spec name="Sun-Servlet" version="2.3" jar="SAR-INF/spec/servlet.jar"/>
>
> The phoenix class loader bumps these into the top level as a once off
> transaction. These are not replaceable nor un-installable in a running
> Phoenix.
the problem here is that applications are no longer independent of each
other. We could conceivably cause one app to fail by actions of another app
which I don't really like.
> If you have something that works then go for it
nnot sure. Just thinking about it at this stage ;)
> Peter, please try to fix Jesktop at the same time though.
;)
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Cheers,
Pete
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