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Why no source for jlan in SDK

alfrescolove
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
I downloaded and imported the 3.4 sdk.  I imported the source and documentation for these alfresco jars:
alfresco-core.jar,alfresco-remote-api.jar,alfresco-web-client.jar, alfresco-repository.jar

Why is there no source or documentation for these alfresco jars: alfresco-jlan-embed.jar, alfresco-jndi-client.jar, alfresco-mbeans.jar?
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mrogers
Star Contributor
Star Contributor
The source is available from SVN.

I reviewed the SDK a few releases ago and made sure that the important libraries and java docs are in it.     You have the important code and docs.

I think its very unlikely that you will need the mbeans library.  

I'd need to review the jndi client to see what it does.

JLAN is a bit separate from the rest of Alfresco since it can be built and run independently.   There's no public interface for you to program against, hence its omission from the SDK.   The classes you can debug in Java are in the core project rather than the JLAN project which tends to be a wrapper around Native code.     And if you are delving into JLANs C code then you need more than just the SDK. 

There's an open issue about what should be in the SDK.  
Please add your comments to it.

alfrescolove
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
thanks…I thought I probably did not need it. But it was good to hear somebody definitively say that I did not need it.