: namespace. Wouldn't it be simpler (and more understandable) to just nix the
: "solr." prefix altogether? Just call it "XSLTResponseWriter" then and let
: the SolrCore and defaults do the pkg resolution. Putting "solr." in front
: doesn't really add anything and it's just more characters to type.
we use the "solr." prefix as a way to distinguish between classes that
ship with solr and classes that the user might have written for
themselves w/o any package declaration at all.
<foo class="solr.SomePlugin" ... >
...it's a plugin from solr that solr will search for in it's list of common
namespaces
<foo class="SomePlugin" ... >
OR
<foo class="foo.bar.full.package.SomePlugin" ... >
...it's a plugin you wrote yourself, or got from someone else.
(same reason svn uses the "svn:" in the properties that SVN expects to
"own")
-Hoss
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