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From: Andrew G. <an...@zo...> - 2003-11-18 00:25:00
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Leif W wrote:
>Whoa! 550kb for SODA sounds a bit heavy. What's in that thing? :)
>
The biggest part are the dependant jars:
352668 09-13-03 14:37 sodaservlet/logging/jars/log4j-1.2.8.jar
118726 08-13-03 12:02 sodaservlet/soda/jars/commons-beanutils.jar
100632 08-13-03 12:02 sodaservlet/soda/jars/commons-digester.jar
31605 09-13-03 14:48 sodaservlet/soda/jars/commons-logging.jar
I guess I could drop the log4j library and use JDK1.4 logging (yuk!)
instead.
It's only used by the example Calculator web service anyway. When I get
home
this evening I might do just that.
> I
>think something like the SODA should all maybe be grouped together and split
>off onto a sub project like we did with the VDE. Having the actual server
>code for arious languages in the examples folder was convenient at first but
>it's a bit awkward now. And as more languages come in and some may be
>heavier than others, maybe the whole SODA stuff could be split off into a
>sub project. Ideas?
>
>Leif
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Andrew Gillett" <an...@zo...>
>To: "dynapi-dev" <dyn...@li...>
>Sent: Monday, November 17, 2003 7:04 PM
>Subject: [Dynapi-Dev] Java SODA servlet
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>>Hi,
>>
>>Last week I mentioned on the dynapi-help list that I had
>>written a Java servlet that communicated with the dynapi
>>IOElement. I feel that this work is now ready for a wider
>>audience, so I'm anxious to put it onto sourceforge.
>>
>>I see two options:
>>
>>1: I create a new project on sourceforge called "sodaservlet"
>>or some such, and manage it myself.
>>
>>2: It might be possible to put it onto sourceforge as some
>>kind of "sub-project".
>>
>>The whole thing includes a number of dependent jar files and
>>when zipped up weighs in at about 550KB, so I think it
>>should be a separate download to the dynapi library.
>>
>>Any opinions or suggestions?
>>
>>
>>Andrew.
>>
>>
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