[dna-dev] Response requested: When can we move some Maven projects around?
Randall Hauch
rhauch at redhat.com
Thu Aug 7 18:06:30 EDT 2008
Any responses to this? I've heard nothing yet.
On Aug 6, 2008, at 11:30 AM, Randall Hauch wrote:
> DNA 0.1 introduced the concept of a sequencer, and we created a
> "sequencers" folder (under trunk) where we've been putting the
> projects that provide sequencer implementations. With DNA 0.2,
> we've also introduced the concept of a connector and - not
> surprisingly - placed all of the connector implementations in
> projects under a "connectors" folder (under trunk). Recently we
> introduced a third kind of extension point: the MIME type detector.
> We currently have only one implementation, but there certainly is
> the possibility that we'll have more. And really, the "dna-maven-
> classloader" is another type of extension.
>
> But three different types of "extensions" doth make a pattern, and I
> wouldn't be surprised if we have more. Rather than have different
> folders under trunk for these different types of extensions, I'd
> like to make a single "extensions" folder (under trunk) and move all
> sequencer, connector, MIME type detector, and Maven class loader
> projects into that one folder. The project naming convention helps
> keep things clearly identified, all of these extensions really are
> optional (easier to describe in the documentation), we'll simplify
> the directory organization, and it will make it easier if any
> extension project wants to provide more than one type of extension
> (say, a detector AND a sequencer).
>
> I'd like to schedule this to have a minimal impact on our
> development environments, so please let me know whether tomorrow is
> a good time to do this. If not, please let me know a time that
> might work better for you. Feel free to reply to this email or
> comment directly on https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/DNA-191.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Randall
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