Simon Nash wrote:
We have already encountered this issue a while ago and Sebastien
figured out a way to override the JDK6 JAXB (2.0) by using the
endorsed directory. IMO, it's feasible to force every applications to
use JAXB 2.0 to be run with JDK6.
I'm not sure which of the following you are saying:
1) Tuscany should require JAXB 2.1. When running on Sun JDK 6, this
requires the Sun JDK6 version of JAXB (2.0 implementation and 2.0 API)
to be overridden with a 2.1 version of both the implementation and
the API, because Tuscany needs something that is only in 2.1, not 2.0.
This overriding can be done using the endorsed standards menchanism.
2) Tuscany should tolerate both JAXB 2.0 and JAXB 2.1. It is up to
applications to decide which version they need and use the endorsed
standards overriding if they wish. Tuscany supports this overriding,
but does not require it.
Currently the position is 1). If possible, I'd prefer it to be 2). Are
there any technical issues with changing it to 2)?
Simon
+1 as well for option (2), if possible.
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Jean-Sebastien
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