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Paul Ramirez commented on OODT-122:
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I believe this approach accomplishes the best of both worlds and avoids a
"goober" project where everything is clumped in one tree with a ball of
services. A good side benefit of this approach is it will allow multiple
versions of a services component to be installed and configured differently.
For example, this means that it would be easy to install the filemgr-serivces
war three times in different contexts simply configured differently to talk to
different filemanagers. Originally I thought the "goober" approach would be
best but as it now stands I think this will give OODT Rest Services the most
modularity in practice.
> Rest Services Package
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> Key: OODT-122
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OODT-122
> Project: OODT
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Affects Versions: 0.3
> Reporter: Paul Ramirez
> Assignee: Paul Ramirez
> Fix For: 0.3
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> Create a REST services top level component with the following sub components:
> filemgr-services, workflow-services, and pcs-services. Filemanager and
> workflow services are for our core components and will build to a war
> project. PCS services will build to a war but will have cross cutting
> services and depend on filemgr and workflow services; this will be
> accomplished via a web overlay. UIs can then build on these services or
> tailor their own where necessary. This modularity will allow for a wide
> variety of deployment methods and would even allow the same set of
> filemanager services to be installed multiple times each configured to talk
> to a different filemgr. This breakdown will give us a clear path of where to
> develop services and will hopefully prevent duplication of effort.
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