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  ||DJD1||`ProductVersionHolder`||I think PVH is overkill for a version on common code, why not a simple integer?||Unresolved||'''DJD:''' Don't force commonality just because classes or concepts seem to be somewhat similar. [[BR]]'''JNB''': PVH is overkill but an int is too simple. I'd rather see a feature mechanism. We should be concerned about coupling to common due to the versioning mechanism [[BR]]'''DVC:''' Jeremy created an addendum to this comment with an email, so I am moving the discussion of this item to ModuleVersioningGuidelinesReviewDjd1||
  ||TMNK1||Definition of module||I'm not sure what module means in this context ... The word module was used in paper of derby as next. http://db.apache.org/derby/papers/derby_arch.html#Modules Are they, which mentioned in the paper and in this discussion, refer same existance ?|| ||'''DVC:''' You're right, Tomohito, my use of module here is confusing.  I will pick a new term and define it clearly in the context of this discussion.  How about "shareable component?"||
- ||TMNK1||What is being shared||What is the code to be shared as module in this discussion ? If it were just java apis, they are shared already ....|| ||'''DVC:''' I'm not sure what you mean when you say they are shared already.  For example, as it stands today, the internationalization code and messages in the engine can '''not''' be shared with the network client.  Also, the DRDA network code can not be shared between server and client.||
+ ||TMNK2||What is being shared||What is the code to be shared as module in this discussion ? If it were just java apis, they are shared already ....|| ||'''DVC:''' I'm not sure what you mean when you say they are shared already.  For example, as it stands today, the internationalization code and messages in the engine can '''not''' be shared with the network client.  Also, the DRDA network code can not be shared between server and client.[[BR]]'''TMNK:'''I think new page WhatIsTheCodeToBeShared is needed to continue to discuss .... ||