One thing puzzled me about the Jumpstart layout when I first started,
and it occurred to me again yesterday when I started a new little RIFE
project.
There are two Java source directories, src/implementations and src/java.
They both get compiled to build/classes. It looks like the intent is
that src/implementations is for Element subclasses only, while all the
non-element classes go in src/java. Is that accurate, or am I reading it
wrong?
And more importantly, is that simply an organizational thing, or are the
two directories treated differently by RIFE, particularly the
auto-recompilation logic in the engine classloader?
I usually prefer all my Java code (aside from unit tests) in one
directory tree, so the first thing I do when I start from Jumpstart is
get rid of src/implementations and do everything in src/java. But if
there's some reason I should stop doing that, I'd definitely like to know.
-Steve
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