Hi!
It doesnt HAVE to match a domain name. For example a lot of large companies just give a shit about this
and introduce some name on the top namespace level. Till now I thought www.subversion.org was a
domain registered for our project. But it seems this isnt the case. Right?
So we can change it to org/tigris/subversion/lib. But then the current sourcecode has to be changed
as well (all of the import and the package declarations)
Alex
kfogel@collab.net schrieb:
> Okay, have an immediate question about the Java layout:
>
> $ cd subversion/clients/java
> $ ls -lR
> .:
> org/
>
> ./org:
> subversion/
>
> ./org/subversion:
> SubversionException.java lib/
>
> ./org/subversion/lib:
> Client.java Revision.java TextdeltaOp.java WorkingCopy.java
> Entry.java Status.java TextdeltaWindow.java
> Reporter.java TextdeltaHandler.java TreeDeltaEditor.java
>
> Is there a reason it's not "org/tigris/subversion/lib/"? I'm not
> fully familiar with the Java layout conventions, but I thought they
> were supposed to match the domain name or something? Please correct
> me if I'm just misunderstanding the rules here.
>
> The interfaces look fine; as you say, no JNI implementation yet, but
> getting the interfaces first makes sense.
>
> -Karl
>
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