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Hi |
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dev-java/ has currently 338 packages (and growing ;) ) - maybe it is a |
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good idea to split it to multiple categories? (basic idea is much like |
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with perl-core or www-apache categories). My proposal (it has to be |
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polished - that's just an idea): |
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- java-vm/ - all JDKs and JREs (sun, blackdown, kaffe, etc.. jamvm, |
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sablevm ?) |
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- java-commons/ - all commons-* [ other possibility: java-jakarta - to |
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have all commons-* and jakarta-* packages in it ] |
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- java-libs/ - all packages providing Java API for other libraries |
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(like gnome-java, libgconf-java, libgtk-java, etc...) |
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- java-web - WWW related packages (like template engines, web |
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frameworks) [ or java-www ] |
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- java-db - database access, persistence frameworks, JDBC |
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- java-apps - standalone Java applications - like jvmstat, jython, etc) |
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all the rest could be left in dev-java or moved (preffered?) to |
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java-util/java-dev/java-misc. |
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That way the huge dev-java could be made manageable again :) |
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Krzysiek Pawlik <nelchael at gentoo.org> key id: 0xBC555551 |
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desktop-misc, desktop-dock, desktop-wm, x86, java, apache... |
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