[Pki-devel] [PATCH] 102 Added pki-base and pki-server RPM packages.

[Ade Lee]

1. As discussed on #irc, please add a patch to handle the javadoc
packages.

2.  How did you determine the Requires for pki-base?  We do not want to
install more than is necessary on a client.  For example, it isn't clear
to me that jython should be a requirement for pki-base.  Rather it
should have been a requirement for pki-deploy - which becomes part of
pki-server.  

Similarly the following seem to be requirements for pki-server rather
than pki-base:  pki-common-theme, velocity, tomcatjss, pki-symkey,
(jss?)

3.  The following should probably be replaced by packages (if possible):
Requires:         %{_javadir}/velocity.jar
Requires:         %{_javadir}/xalan-j2.jar
Requires:         %{_javadir}/xalan-j2-serializer.jar
Requires:         %{_javadir}/xerces-j2.jar
Requires:         %{_javadir}/xml-commons-apis.jar
Requires:         %{_javadir}/xml-commons-resolver.jar

And then we should ask whether they are requirements for pki-base or
pki-server.

4. pki-symkey: I know we said this will likely eventually be folded into
jss.  But this is only used by the tks.  So it should be a requirement
for either pki-server or pki-tks.

5.  Its also an interesting question as to whether velocity is in fact a
requirement for the *-theme packages, rather than pki-server.
 
Ade
On Wed, 2012-08-22 at 19:04 -0500, Endi Sukma Dewata wrote:
> On 8/21/2012 2:02 PM, Endi Sukma Dewata wrote:
> > On 8/20/2012 12:50 PM, Endi Sukma Dewata wrote:
> >> The pki-common package has been split such that the common and
> >> client binaries are packaged in pki-base and server binaries are
> >> packaged in pki-server. The pki-util has been merged into pki-base
> >> and the pki-deploy package has been merged into pki-server.
> >>
> >> Ticket #295
> >
> > New patch attached. The old package definition wasn't removed properly.
> 
> New patch attached. Updated pki-console.spec, dogtag-pki.spec, and some 
> other files.
> 
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