perfsonar-dev - Re: [pS-dev] one base vs. two bases (svn structure)
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- From: "Jeff W. Boote" <>
- To: Roman Lapacz <>
- Cc: "" <>
- Subject: Re: [pS-dev] one base vs. two bases (svn structure)
- Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 08:49:22 -0600
Roman Lapacz wrote:
Hi,
during the last meeting in Cambridge (GN2 workshop) we decided to have two base products in SVN structure: one for client and one for services. Today I came back to this and started analyzing the sources. I came to conclusion that we have some classes that can be used either in clients or services so there was a problem which base I should use (we must remember that our structure must be clear and logical to new developers).
The proposal was:
client-base : Anything that is needed by both clients and services
service-base : Anything that is ONLY needed by services
The point was to make the client jar as small as it could be since it will be used by many applications. But, to provide all the functionality required to write a client application.
If this split is not useful now that you are really looking at the code while considering it, then of course it should not be done. I am fine with either solution. I just responded because it is clear where the code you are referring to should be placed (client-base) if the split is done.
jeff
- one base vs. two bases (svn structure), Roman Lapacz, 06/12/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] one base vs. two bases (svn structure), Jeff W. Boote, 06/12/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] one base vs. two bases (svn structure), Loukik Kudarimoti, 06/12/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] one base vs. two bases (svn structure), Jeff W. Boote, 06/12/2007
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