Mark Nickel wrote:
>
> > > Is RunData a class or method that is provided by turbine? I see this thing
> > > all over the place in the code, but I don't quite understand what it's used
> > > for.
> >
> > It is a class with ties all the Servlet information (context, response,
> > request) etc so that you don't have to constantly pass 1000 objects
> > within your method. I want to remove its use from the core so that
> > Jetspeed can work in a headless/engine mode.
>
> Aaahhh... By removing the Servlet information from the core, Jetspeed won't
> have to manage all the servlet info. Who will? The servlet, that we as users
> of the Jetspeed API, create? Will we have a way to peek at, for instance, the
> session information of a user that is logged into the Portal? Or won't we need
> to...
I would like to move things over as we need them. Only things that
abstract the servlet API should be pulled over. Session information is
cool. The ParameterParser is a good example. It is just data and
doesn't really have to be tied the the Servlet.
> In any case, the diagram really shows everything that makes up Jetspeed. Very
> easy to follow! :)
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