Or your need to put the version that you want shared across SARs in the lib directory.
As I said before, there's waste of memory, update hell (thinking of 100s of apps under one application server) and security considerations (central libs make it less likeley that there is a rogue application with a different version).
Obviously there are also drawbacks to central libs (like update granularity), so it is IMHO best to have the choice of both options.
You can still put whatever jars you want in $PHOENIX_HOME/lib, and they will have the same behavior as before. The "default set" of jars in there has just been trimmed down to the absolute minimum.
That is absolutely fine with me. I understood Peter's post differently, which is why I asked for clarification.
OTOH, I wonder if that will not create more work for the Phoenix developers, seeing that each and every version of each and every Excalibur jar has to be tested with each and every version of Phoenix. I think it would be less work to have a set of "standard Excalibur jars that are tested to work with Phoenix x.y.z".
cheers,
Ulrich
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