Thank you for the clarifications Mr.Choi.
Will definitely wait for new plugin management design on Twiki.

Thanks and Best Regards, 
N Ravi
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Sender : Uze Choi<uzchoi at samsung.com> S6/Principal Engineer/IoT Solution 
Lab./Samsung Electronics
Date : Jun 03, 2015 16:18 (GMT+05:30)
Title : RE: [dev] reason for cpluff library inside protocol-plugin

Hi Ravi,
We have thought that this is protocol-plugin specific library and it will be 
also good to place this code into there.
However, now we have redesign of PPM concept, to rename it as ?Resource Server 
Container? having dlopen logic instead of OSGi logic.
This will not require no such as cpluff.
I?ll share the new design soon on IoTivity WiKi.
BR, Uze Choi
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To: iotivity-dev at lists.iotivity.org
Subject: [dev] reason for cpluff library inside protocol-plugin

Hi All,
Is there any reason why cpluff library is kept under 
service/protocol-plugin/lib dir ? 
I understand that its a plug-in framework for C Programs and may be suitable to 
keep inside the protocol-plugin dir. 
But isn't it a good idea to keep all the external libs under extlibs/ dir as 
other 3rd party library sources to maintain uniformity and consistency across 
Iotivity ? 

Thanks and Best Regards, 
N Ravi

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