[Kernow] Namespace bindings feature added to XQuery Sandbox

[Florent G. <dar...@ya...>]

  Hi Andrew,

  I added a simple functionality, almost to discover Kernow
internals and play a little bit with it.  I added a button
"namespaces" on the XQuery Sandbox panel.  It launches a
dialogue box (designed after the ParamsDiag class) that
allow to add namespace bindings (pairs of String, prefixes
and URIs).  Bindings are saved to and loaded from the config
file.

  That permits you to add permanently bindings for prefixes
'xsl', 'fo', 'h', and the like.  I think that it could be
worth having it in a XQuery Sandbox.

  After this first look, I have a couple of remarks.  Mainly
about the configuration.  I saw Params.java uses static
members.  And I think Config.java is too monolithic and
rather big and could be break down within a few classes.

  For example for the namespace bindings, I add a new class
NamespaceBindings whose the only responsablity is to act as
a container for bindings.  You can then store it in the
configuration, and pass it to the dialog box.  The dialog
box then never use the config singleton, so it is easier to
reuse it later.

  Unfortunately, NetBeans changed a lot of files, mainly
project and build related.  It changed also generated code
in TabbedView.java and TabbedView.form.  So I'm not sure
they are suitable to commit.  You can instead find a patch
and the new files there:

    http://www.fgeorges.org/tmp/kernow.diff
    http://www.fgeorges.org/tmp/kernow-simple.diff
    http://www.fgeorges.org/tmp/NamespaceBindings.java
    http://www.fgeorges.org/tmp/NamespacesDiag.form
    http://www.fgeorges.org/tmp/NamespacesDiag.java

  kernow-simple.diff is a simplification of the patch, with
only relevant part in Java sources (that is, without
administrative files, TabbedView.form, and without some part
in generated code in TabbedView.java).

  Is that in accord with the way you are developing Kernow?

  Regards,

--drkm



















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