Hello Jon,
Tuesday, October 03, 2000, 12:20:06 PM, you wrote:
JS> on 9/15/2000 3:45 AM, "Shamil Yahin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> + private static String DEFAULT_PATH_KEY = "turbine.default.modules.path";
JS> Ok, the only thing I would change here is this above. I'm not sure how it is
JS> different than module.package=?
Yes. The hashtable value under this key is taken from module.package property.
Therefor no problems to use this key: "module.package".
JS> I also don't like the use of the word "path"
JS> as that isn't what we are searching here, we are searching a package name.
I thought about "path" instead of "package name" because complete
class name will be constructed like:
path + ".screens" + screenname
This was more clear for me while understanding the process.
Therefore "path" is used in the names of the variables and in javadoc
explanations.
But if you consider this confusing - I will change "path" to
"package".
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To summarize:
1. I change
private static String DEFAULT_PATH_KEY = "turbine.default.modules.path";
to
private static String DEFAULT_PACKAGE_KEY = "module.package";
2. Use term "package" instead of "path" in other places.
Is it right?
/ Shamil
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