Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
Reinhard Poetz pisze:
Some suggestions
servlet:byId:com.mycompany.block1.servlet:/...
servlet:!com.mycompany.block1.servlet:/...
servlet:~com.mycompany.block1.servlet:/...
servlet:@com.mycompany.block1.servlet:/...
My favorite is the last one.
I really like last one. I would agree to have such a syntax.
Now, I don't want to spoil the contest here, but I would be great if we
could choose a real url syntax which is parsable by the java.net.URL
class. It is a) good to have valid urls
what's wrong with e.g. servlet:@com.mycompany.block1.servlet:/...?
and b) a long time ago we had
the idea of just using plain java.net.url implementations instead of the
source resolver bean (and actually I'm currently working on this), so
all sources which are now available through the source resolver will be
available using the plain java api.
So, I think its worth considering this now :)
AFAIU, we have to register our own protocols. For that purpose we have to call
http://javadoc.developintelligence.com/java/net/URL.html#setURLStreamHandlerFactory(java.net.URLStreamHandlerFactory)
and according to the javadocs it can only be called once per JVM. Is it a good
idea to rely on having to be the first?
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