Paul Hammant wrote:
I think you worry too much.

probably :D. It is better to worry up front than complain in retrospect!


There would be no use of the word Pico in the codebase of
exCornerstone.

ah, I renamed half of my bad example to ***Bean already:


ConnectionManagerBean extends DefaultConnectionManager
{
    public ConnectionManagerBean( /* ... stuff goes here ... */ )
    {
        super();
        /** ... stuff goes here ... */
    }
}

there would be the need for an added constructor in either an existing class or a new class, right? And that constructor would need to be changed whenever a dependency is added, right?

I don't think you need to worry about Avalon users using the constructor directly.

my thought was about people that use neither pico nor avalon but just need a reusable bean. One of the good things about pico is that you're also making that a real possibility, innit?


Pico users will have to just accept that there might be changes.

that's a bit of a policy change for how we currently try to do things :D. Not saying that's neccessarily a bad thing here.


anyways, no -1 here, but no +1 yet either.

gotta run!

- LSD



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