Oliver Heger a écrit :
- I wonder whether it is possible to implement the JNDINodeHandler so that it directly operates on Context objects. The main reason why I introduced NodeHandlers was that it would no longer be necessary to implement specific node classes. This would also be more efficient in terms of memory usage because there is no need to duplicate the node structure.
It may be possible with the Context/Binding objects, but I don't know how to track the depth of the node. I'll give it a try.
- A minor nit: I would prefer if the node handler returned empty lists instead of null (e.g. for attributes). This simplifies the code in AbstractHierarchicalConfiguration. If the node handler returns Collections.emptyList(), there should not be any performance issues.
Ok, but shouldn't this call be skipped if hasAttributes() returns false ?
- What exactly is the license of the spice JNDI kit? In any case, we will have to add something to NOTICE.txt if we use it.
It's an ASL 1.1 like license : http://cvs.spice.codehaus.org/browse/spice/spice/LICENSE.txt?r=1.5 I'll update the NOTICE.txt file. Emmanuel Bourg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
