Michael Wechner wrote:
Andreas Hartmann wrote:
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On 6/7/06, Andreas Hartmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From my point of view, the repository layer knows only about UUIDs.
If we want to allow human-readable storage, that would mean that
the UUIDs have to be human-readable. When a document is created, the
user would enter an (optional?) UUID string (if it is omitted, the
system chooses one).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UUID
UUIDs are 16-byte numbers. Titles are human-readable. In Lenya1.3,
the unique key to each Resource is referred to as a UNID (Unique
Identifier). A UNID can be any String acceptable as a directory name.
Thanks for clarifying this!
btw, there is an implementation of UUIDs
<dependency groupId="apache-jakarta-commons"
artifactId="apache-jakarta-commons-discovery"
version="0.2"/>
<dependency groupId="apache-jakarta-commons"
artifactId="apache-jakarta-commons-id"
version="0.1-dev-lcr357257"/>
<dependency groupId="apache-jakarta-commons"
artifactId="apache-jakarta-commons-logging"
version="1.0.4"/>
btw, we can pull in these libs by using Maven Ant Tasks
http://maven.apache.org/ant-tasks.html
which work very well ;-)
Michi
whereas Java 1.5 is supporting UUID out of the box IIRC.
Having said that I wasn't refereing to UUID as it may defined, but
rather as identifiers which are unique within Lenya
and hence could be human readable without provoking a conflict, but I
think the above is also fine.
Michi
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