> Yes, I got your point. I'm agree. We were working with this thought in the
> past, on RadialNet and we decided it exactly by reasons you wrote.
>
> But I'm aware that we can't do that in Network Inventory nor InterfaceEditor
> in day to night. Just it. It is a more complex task.

We could put everything we currently have inside:

umit.scan.gui.inventory
umit.scan.gui.ieditor

And then, whenever we have time, we go moving things that belongs to
...core.inventory and ...core.ieditor.
What do you think about this approach? We just need to pay attention
on the better way to keep it backward compatible, or we must decide
that it should not be backward compatible and just break it, warning
our users and plugin developers.


Cheers!

-- 
Adriano Monteiro Marques

http://adriano-marques.blogspot.com
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