Hi all,

There are two portions facets are specified:

(a) server (package) side; to indicate which langs/locales an action is for
(b) client side; to indicate which langs/locales user wants to install

 From package provider's point of view i.e. (a), l10n facets can be specified
like:

Language specific action (e.g. French)

        set name=facet.locale.fr value=true

Locale specific action (e.g. French in France)

        set name=facet.locale.fr_FR value=true

 From client's point of view i.e. (b), in core IPS part facets are specified
as described in the 
http://src.opensolaris.org/source/xref/pkg/gate/doc/facets.txt
and as Bart said UI should provide it user-friendly.

As Bart already said, migration to use facets is targeting after the
next release. Core part of facet support is implemented but
related softwares e.g. packagemanager and installers/DC need to be
capable of handling facets. I'll update with plans by confirming plans for such
enhancements.

Thanks,
Takeshi

On 2009?12?16? 06:40, Bart Smaalders wrote:
> Norm Jacobs wrote:
>> Bart Smaalders wrote:
>>> Norm Jacobs wrote:
>>>> So let me ask a couple of questions.
>>>>
>>>>    * Is there an expectation for each of the consolidations to adjust
>>>>      their packaging to associate facets with sets of files in the
>>>>      packages they deliver by build 137?
>>>>    * Is http://src.opensolaris.org/source/xref/pkg/gate/doc/facets.txt
>>>>      intended to describe the canonical facets to be used in package
>>>>      actions?
>>>>
>>>> This likely represents a significant amount of work for each 
>>>> consolidation.  It will need to be planned for and relayed to their 
>>>> various contributors.
>>>
>>> Note that this work can be done incrementally; the default (current)
>>> behavior is to install everything.
>>>
>>> Since we're not planning on making the next release w/ this 
>>> functionality, getting the various consolidations on-board
>>> during the next dev cycle seems appropriate.
>> Makes sense to me.  I just wanted to be sure that there wasn't a 
>> firedrill on the near horizon.  Well, that and I want to be sure of 
>> the canonical facet names so that the work doesn't end up having to be 
>> redone later.
>>
>>    -Norm
> 
> I discussed the facet naming w/ the localization folks; the names are
> up to them; I just implemented the mechanism :-).  We do need to figure
> out a nice user interface, as the individual facets names are a little
> "programtical".
> 
> - Bart
> 
> 

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