I have added a page - feel free to review and revise. Mostly just a note about
catalog use (not that I could find any good page; other than the original
proposal) to link to.
Welcome GeoServer Developers
GeoServer
http://www.geoserver.org/
Allows users to share and edit geospatial data. Designed for interoperability,
it publishes data from any major spatial data source using open standards (WFS,
WCS, WMS).
The GeoServer community is the leading example of the power of GeoTools and a
source of much of the research and development work benifiting the library as a
whole. This is aided by a long standing tradition of pushing as much reusable
code as possible out into the GeoTools library.
Catalog for DataStore Management
The GeoServer project is wired together using Spring; giving you an easy way to
access the Catalog responsible for managaing DataStores.
DataStores represent physical connections to external servers (often with their
own conneciton pool and resources to be cleaned up after). As such it is
important that you always use a Catalog to allow GeoServer to know when you are
obtaining resources, and clean up the mess if your code happens to crash.
References:
Repository
http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/Configuration+Proposal
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