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From: Ken K. <kk...@kk...> - 2003-08-28 16:50:29
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+1 for 1b and 2c. I think excess version info in the names creates more problems than it solves. Ken jürgen höller [werk3AT] wrote: >Lars, > >The problem is that we have multiple jar files: >- spring-beans.jar >- spring-aop.jar >- spring-jdbc.jar >- spring-orm.jar >- spring-context.jar >- spring-full.jar > >"full" indicates that it includes all of Spring. We could name it "spring.jar" of course, I'm quite inclined towards this if others agree. What does everybody think? > >Regarding Colin's argument on in-between numbering: I wouldn't mind dropping the version number altogether, in Hibernate/Ant/Servlet style. I'm just not a fan of very specific file names. > >So 2 questions: >1. a) "spring-full.jar" or b) "spring.jar" for the complete jar file >2. a) "spring-beans-1.0m1.jar", b) "spring-beans-1.0.jar" or c) "spring-beans.jar" > >In the meantime, I tend to vote 1b and 2c. I wouldn't mind 1a or 2b either, though. > >Juergen > > > > |