Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Applying RFC 2141 is fine from my point of view. As such I need towe had already been over the best way to format the lookup string back in augustOn formatting, the concensus as I seem to remember was : <domain> ":" <key>I'm slowly digesting the recent volume of discussions, but I just to toss in an idea on this specific issue. (1) There is the existing property convention, using the standard java qualified name convention, e.g., org.apache.avalon.<local-name> (2) Alternatively, there is RFC 2141, which appears to be the direction you're indicating. (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2141.txt) As I understand it, Avalon has already gone over the choice between the existing "Java" convention and a <domain> ":" <key> convention, and Stephen indicates that he believes that the latter was chosen. Fine. However, if Avalon is going to adopt a <domain> ":" <key> notion, then I suggest that Avalon vote to adopt RFC 2141, and incorporate it by reference. Incorporating RFC 2141 will save you from having to go through all of the arguments already dealt with during the production of the RFC, and provides more detailed and specific information necessary for users and implementors.
update the examples I provided earlier to reflect marlin and phoenix
as subdomains of the avalon domain.
For example:
apache:avalon:home.work <----- the working directory
apache:avalon:merlin:something-special.whetever <-- changed to
reflect merlin as a sub-domain of avalon and avalon as a sub-domain
of apache
apache:avalon:phoenix:something-solid.xxx <-- changed to reflect
phoenix as a sub-domain of avalon and avalon as a sub-domain of
apache
If there's no drama on this, I'll go ahead and update merlin specific keys to be RFC 2141 based on a *apache:avalon:merlin* domain.
Cheers, Steve.
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