On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 12:54 AM, Martin Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > Currently we have servlets in gadgets/http and social/. > > > > This doesn't really make any sense -- all the servlets, regardless of > what > > data they manipulate, should go in one place. I suggest > > org.apache.shindig.http or possibly org.apache.shindig.servlets. > > > > We can then ensure that we have consistency in the shared details > between > > gadget rendering and social data, such as OAuth. > > > > Will it be possible to also extract the servlets out into their own child > maven project - so that they can be wrapped as a jar and used in both the > gadget server and in separate gadget container web apps as a maven > dependency? I don't really see much point -- the servlets are useless without the code they depend on. I'd expect the non-servlet stuff to see some re-use (which is the reason why the servlets are separate to begin with), but I don't see what good the servlets would do without the core classes. > > > Martin > -- ~Kevin
