On 15 avr. 08, at 12:01, Vincent Massol wrote:
Why not create:
xwiki-platform-core/xwiki-xmlrpc/
|_ xwiki-xmlrpc-model/
|_ xwiki-xmlrpc-client/
About splitting into model&client, we discussed that with Fabio and
since the client is only one java class we agreed that it was a bit
overkill to have a module for it. Wdyt ?
Sure that's fine with me to create a
single module for now. Just not
sure how to name it then. xwiki-xmlrpc-model?
Imho the name should clearly suggest to a potential user who wants to
interact with xwiki via xmlrpc that this is the "thing" it should
download/use. To me xwiki-xmlrpc-model doesn't seem to convey that
idea too much.
Simply "xwiki-xmlrpc" seems to be a better name to me, though having
xwiki-platform-core/xwiki-xmlrpc/xwiki-xmlrpc is a bit weird/confusing.
Or as Vincent suggested, having xwiki-xmlrpc-model and xwiki-xmlrpc-
client is fine as well (even though xwiki-xmlrpc-client would be a
module with only 1 class) and maybe it's the right solution to the
dilemma :)
I think xwiki-xmlrpc-model should be named xwiki-xmlrpc-api
(analogous servlet-api, jackrabbit-api). API is more meaningful for user
than model.
+1 for xwiki-platform-core/xwiki-xmlrpc/* placement.
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Artem Melentyev