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> Objet : Re: Some API related questions
>
> Thanks Jerome for lending an ear.
>
> How can I best get to what you have already done? Should I wait for
> the next b-release or a nightly release (that would be cool)? I will
> need to change my classes now :)
>
> I
Thanks Jerome for lending an ear.
How can I best get to what you have already done? Should I wait for
the next b-release or a nightly release (that would be cool)? I will
need to change my classes now :)
I will comment on/pursue these issues after I have used what's been done.
Cheers
Piyush
Hi Piyush,
[..]
> Now we are talking taste here but I think Java packages aren't a very
> good example because some of them are there since jdk 1.0 and can't
> be refactored without breaking thousands of apps ..I am pretty sure
> that the Sun Java API gurus don't sleep easy at night :)
Good
Hi Jerome,
> 1) Why does org.restlet.data have so many classes? Couldn't they be
> divided into sub packages? See also remark 3.
There is a simple reason which is that the REST style defines three and only
three architectural elements:
- Data Elements > org.restlet.data
- Connectors> org.
Hi Piyush,
> 1) Why does org.restlet.data have so many classes? Couldn't they be
> divided into sub packages? See also remark 3.
There is a simple reason which is that the REST style defines three and only
three architectural elements:
- Data Elements > org.restlet.data
- Connectors> org
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