[cddlm] changes to the sourceforge cddlm jar

[Steve Loughran]

I've been working on the build process and the JAR file that the 
sourceforge hosted stuff to go with our specs does

-the version is now "ggf15"
-it uses Apache (formerly BEA) xmlbeans to generate classes that map 1:1 
to all our schema types.
-the jar is now 2.5MB
-to actually use the xmlbeans stuff you need the relevant jars on your 
classpath
-to get them on the classpath at build time, you need a recent alpha 
release of the apache maven2 repository download JARs. Rather than build 
them up yourself, I would recommend getting a copy I made earlier : 
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/smartfrog/core/antbuild/antlib/core/maven-artifact-ant-2.0-beta-1-SNAPSHOT-dep.jar

-you will also need to research how to configure maven2 for firewalls if 
you live behind one. It isnt hard, and once you have done it in one 
place, you get it everywhere.

-once you run the build, you are effectively downloading and running JAR 
files from public repositories, JAR files whose security checks are 
limited to md5 checksum verification, not tamperproof signatures. Use at 
your own risk,

The goal of all of this is that we now have a set of Java types that map 
exactly the deployment API, CDL types, CMP XSD types, and all the 
WSRF/MUWS things, a set of types that are independent of any particular 
transport/SOAP API. I'm using them for my server stuff and tests, and 
will try and roll some of those tests over to the deployment project 
after GGF15.

-steve