| I am impressed with Dan's Option B. It solves all of my issues (IANAL). 1. Users get binary release of 10.2 features (except for JDBC4) out of the box. 2. Users who want to play developer get to build the sources to expose JDBC4 with their own copy of JDK 1.6 which encumbers themselves. 3. And since we are already shipping it in source form, we can vote to add JDBC4 binary in a maintenance release (once JDK 1.6 goes final) by recompiling with a different flag (jdk16) in the build process (and testing, testing, testing). There is clearly work to do now to adapt the 10.2 bits to match the proposal, but much less than other options we've recently looked at. Craig |
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