Hi guys,
I'm working on a Qi4j app in Norway this week, and as a part of that I'm
porting a bunch of libraries from Streamflow to Qi4j. One of those
libraries is called FileConfiguration, and is basically a service that
determines the root directores for various things (data/config/temp/log,
etc.) for different OS's.
I have made an initial commit, and it's pretty straightforward stuff.
What I'd like feedback on is whether the default rules are ok for the
different platforms. They are defined in a ResourceBundle, and are as
follows.
Arguments:
0=application name, 1=executing user, 2=os name, 3=temp dir
Mac:
configuration={1}/Library/Preferences/{0}
data={1}/Library/Application Support/{0}
temporary={3}/{0}
cache={1}/Library/Caches/{0}
log={1}/Library/Logs/{0}
Windows:
configuration={1}/Application Data/{0}/conf
data={1}/Application Data/{0}/data
temporary={3}/{0}
cache={3}/{0}/cache
log={1}/Application Data/{0}/log
Unix(/Linux):
configuration={1}/.{0}/etc
data={1}/.{0}/data
temporary={3}/{0}
cache={1}/.{0}/cache
log={1}/.{0}/log
Does this reflect the defaults for the various OS's, as far as you know?
If yes, the next step is to change the various libraries and extensions
to use this when determining where to store data. Typically data should
be stored in {data}/{service id}/ so that it's easy to figure out what
goes where.
/Rickard
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