on 7/15/2000 8:07 AM, "Jason van Zyl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Again, I want what is simplest. But if a FQDN is
> a requirement then I'll glean the FQDN from a
> properties file and build a directory structure
> for a webapp that reflects this requirement.
The Java language spec "suggests" that you use a FQDN. Going outside of that
spec really isn't worth it.
If you use a IDE or have a nice build system (such as Ant), having the
directory paths really isn't that big of a deal. Neither of these conditions
are that much to ask for IMHO. :-)
-jon
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