On 17.05.2007 13:27, Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
Alexander Klimetschek skrev:
Reinhard Poetz schrieb:
I think the problem here is that we have two sources and depending on
the context, one is the "main" source. But if it's only me having
this view on that, I won't argue for it any more.
Any other opinions?
I tend to Reinhard's opinion: from the user POV the src should state
the service, because that is where I get my data from, ie. the data
that is used in the subsequent pipeline.
I agree with Alexander and Reinhard.
So my view (and what I until now thought everyones view) of a generator
is that it is a component that transforms any input to a SAX stream.
Yes.
So what is important here is that it is the file source in the example
above that is input to the generator, not the servlet service. The
servlet service is something that the input generator is redirected to.
That's internal detail and out of any interest for the user. At the end
you only get data from the service generator. The rest is implementation
detail. The implementation could also be that this param is just passed
as string and the servlet service does all the rest.
Joerg
