I would use inheritance instead of facades.
- Alexey.
On 4/26/07, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Alexey N. Solofnenko wrote:
> Classpath ordering is a usual practice that is used, for example, for
> patching.
yes, and it doesnt work with signed JARs. And, because <fileset> doesnt
impose an order, you can't guarantee the order of use.
The same classpath order could be used in debugger too. In our
> case it could be hidden inside launcher. But there are other ways to
> achieve the same - for example, factories that can return Java6 specific
> FileResource, but it is cumbersome:
> (FileResource)project.createObject("org.apache....FileResource"). The
> later has its advantages too - project could configure the class to
> support permissions or not.
Facades, all you need are facades. More indirection.
>
> This follows to settings. I think we could put the settings in the
> project class (as get/set methods or somehow else) - support or not
> permissions, old/new behaviour is not a property of the environment, but
> it is a property of a specific build script.
hmmm.
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