Peter,
in the following:
<provides>
<role>
<key>conn-manager</key>
<interface>org.apache.avalon.ConnManager</interface>
</role>
</provides>
the key, "conn-manager", implies "org.apache.avalon.ConnManager", right?
So isn't the <interface/> element redundant?
I assume you will use the <key/> to define exactly what attributes may
be set for the connection manager. That is, "conn-manager" implies:
+ A certain interface (org.apache.avalon.ConnManager)
+ A set of attribute keys (for example, it may declare "is-secure")
Is this a correct understanding of the <key/> element?
If it is, I really do not see the need for the <key/> element. It
should be the same as the <interface/> element.
/LS
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