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Re: [smila-dev] Refactored bundle org.eclipse.smila.xmlstorage
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Hi Daniel,
The new xml storage bundles look fine. There are just two small remarks I
would add:
1. org.eclipse.smila.xmlstorage bundle still contains empty packages which
are no longer needed (so, they just need to be removed)
2. since the org.eclipse.smila.xmlstorage bundle represents the service
interface, I would say this bundle should not contain any helper or util
class (like XssConnectionHelpe ). Also, this helper class should not depend
on the concrete implementation of the XssConnection (which is passed as
input parameter in XssConnectionHelpe.addOrUpdateDocument.....). ...so even
the org.eclipse.smila.xmlstorage.bdb is not the perfect place for this
class.
Anyway, I suggest the correct solution would be adding/implementing of the
addOrUpdateDocument method in the XssConnection interface (and its
implementation) and removing the helper class, so the Blackboard service
only uses the XssConnection (there is also a TODO in the
BlackboardServiceImpl class related to this)..... this could also be treated
as different task.
Best Regards,
Marius
----- Original Message -----
From: <Daniel.Stucky@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <smila-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2008 1:26 PM
Subject: [smila-dev] Refactored bundle org.eclipse.smila.xmlstorage
Hi all,
I refactored bundle org.eclipse.smila.xmlstorage and split it into two
bundles, containing the interface and the Berkely implementation:
- org.eclipse.smila.xmlstorage
- org.eclipse.smila.xmlstorage.bdb
@ Tom + Marius:
SMILA runs and the xmlstorage tests succeeded. Even so I'd like to ask
you to briefly review my changes.
Bye,
Daniel
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