Remove unused jars
leif81 opened this issue · comments
I have a hunch most of the jars in the lib dir are from older examples and from a time when hibernate and jaxb was supported.
I'm thinking even xmlpg could be built as needed from it's source code instead of keeping a copy in there.
If the Maven pom.xml is a good indication of what's really needed, then everything aside from dis-enums, srm and junit 4.12 can be removed.
My mistake, jaxb is still used right?
@mcgredonps I need to show you the merits of Netbeans + Maven. Having to maintain two build systems, Ant and Maven, isn't too much fun, lol.
Hmm ya I'm confused about jaxb. The annotation's on the generated pdu's are gone, but some of the classes that expected them are still there. e.g. MarshalExample, LogReplay, LogWriter.java.
@mcgredonps What's the plan for jaxb? Is it being dropped? I'd be fine with that.
It should be safe to drop it. It was only in there for java-to-xml-and-back, and I think all of that has been rolled into the mainline JDK release anyway.