On Sep 29, 2008, at 5:59 PM, Thorsten Scherler wrote:
On Mon, 2008-09-29 at 03:07 +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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+ <!-- Droids -->
+ <bean name="org.apache.droids.api.Droid/hello"
+ class="org.apache.droids.crawler.CrawlingDroid">
+ <constructor-arg ref="taskMaster" />
+ <constructor-arg ref="org.apache.droids.impl.SimpleTaskQueue" />
Why did you renamed the droid?
I'm hoping that 'CrawlingDroid' becomes the standard crawling droid --
useful off the shelf. Likewise the WalkingDroid would be a useful off
the shelf file system walker.
A HelloDroid example could perhaps extend CrawlingDroid and do
something not generally useful -- just as an example of how it could
be extended.
does this make sense?
I saw you removed the abstract droid/worker wouldn't make it sense to
have them?
Given that the TaskMaster actually handles all the common work, what
would the AbstractDroid do? It could be there to hold on to the
common things a Droid will do:
private final TaskQueue queue;
private final TaskMaster taskMaster;
public AbstractDroid( TaskQueue queue, TaskMaster taskMaster )
{
this.queue = queue;
this.taskMaster = taskMaster;
}
anything else?
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