Re: [eclipselink-dev] Do you happen to distribute these javax bundles?

[David M Williams <david_williams@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Good ... and then I noticed they also only had 3 field version numbers, 
instead of four, same three, plus a fourth one name "javax.persistence". 
I'm assuming you'll check all your bundles and features, not just those in 
Java EE IDE that I point. 

And, hope I don't sound like a bossy stick-my-nose-in-your-business kind 
of guy ... although that's true too ... but in this case, just trying to 
be helpful :) 






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Tom Ware <tom.ware@xxxxxxxxxx>
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05/29/2009 02:16 PM
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Re: [eclipselink-dev] Do you happen to distribute these javax bundles?
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Hi David,

   Yes, they are ours.

   Thank you for the heads-up.  This will be fixed for the next RC.

-Tom

David M Williams wrote:
> I don't mean to assume eclipselink is always at fault :) 
> 
> But when I install Java EE IDE, I see 5 bundles there without a 
"Provider 
> Name", 2 from WTP :( 
> and three third party bundles that do not come from Orbit ... so I was 
> wondering if yours? 
> 
> javax.resource
> javax.jms
> javax.transaction
> 
> 
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