RE: [HiveMind] nested schemas

2004-03-08 Thread Howard M. Lewis Ship
-Source Java Consultant Creator, Tapestry: Java Web Components http://howardlewisship.com -Original Message- From: Christian Essl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, March 08, 2004 4:07 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [HiveMind] nested schemas Thanks for the hint

Re: [HiveMind] nested schemas

2004-03-08 Thread Christian Essl
] Subject: Re: [HiveMind] nested schemas Thanks for the hint on schema-id! I've added it now. Checking and complaining early :). I removed the configuration-id and service-id atts and have just schema-id. However I still want to access schemas even if they don't provide an id. Therefore in my current

Re: [HiveMind] nested schemas

2004-03-07 Thread Christian Essl
Thank you! Certainly a schema-id attribute must be added. I did not know about the change in schema. Is schema now a top-level element? However I'd like to keep the configuration-id and especially the service-id atts. Actually my first use case was to decorate BuilderFactory. Apart of this

RE: [HiveMind] nested schemas

2004-03-07 Thread christian essl
: [HiveMind] nested schemas I'm a little nervous about the use of configuration-id or service-id ... why not schema-id. Recently, schema was, effectively, promoted to first-class status (a schema's id is qualified with the module id and may be referenced from other modules). -- Howard M. Lewis Ship

RE: [HiveMind] nested schemas

2004-03-06 Thread Howard M. Lewis Ship
I'm a little nervous about the use of configuration-id or service-id ... why not schema-id. Recently, schema was, effectively, promoted to first-class status (a schema's id is qualified with the module id and may be referenced from other modules). -- Howard M. Lewis Ship Independent J2EE /