I think the challenge of spanning packages will be the common things between packages (which I think there is some limited support for) - but it is (or was) often asked for.
On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 1:08 AM, Mauricio Salatino <salaboy@gmail.com> wrote:
yes.. sounds great.. the main restriction when I think about guvnor is the idea of package.. should be nice to have something like a workspace(as mark mention) with multiple packages in it and associated assets that can be used across packages.
My two cents..
I was thinking about the possibility to create and
maintain spring's context files inside Guvnor. The initial plan
would be to add a text editor with basic validation and then we
could move to a more user-friendly editor. These files will be
stored inside the packages (like regular assets) and will be
exposed through an URL.
What do you think?
love it :)
This is a little related to how I'd like to move forward for
deployment. The current Package deployment model is sub optimal.
People really want to think in terms of workspaces/projects. So
they'll want to collect their knowledge for their knowlegebase and
see it in a single workspcae which can be configured for deployment.
Having a GUI spring configuration is certainly a step in that
direction.