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Ryan McKinley commented on LABS-144:
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What goes in runtime? Would it have a parent package?
org.apache.droids.runtime? Unless it has added external dependancies and gets
really large, I think it could likely go in the 'core' source folder, but be
separated by package (so the 'core' stuff is more obvious)
I'm not sure the packaged complete droids belong in an "examples" directory --
if we build them correctly, they should be useful applications "out of the
box", I suggest "depot", but anything is fine.
I think an examples directory would be great for things that only intend to
illustrate something in action rather then a real working example. We should
have the caveat that the files in "examples" can change at any time without
regard for compatibility. Essentially it would be like a wiki that compiles
NOT an API or product.
> Consider making dependency on Spring / Cocoon Configurator optional
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> Key: LABS-144
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LABS-144
> Project: Labs
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Droids
> Reporter: Oleg Kalnichevski
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: droids.patch
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> Please consider making dependency on Spring / Cocoon Configurator optional.
> Being a happy Spring user myself, I, nonetheless, think Droids API / Core
> classes should not depend on a particular DI framework / configuration
> format. It should be possible to split Droids code into API/Core module and
> runtime with only the latter being dependent on Spring / Cocoon Configurator.
> Oleg
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