Does anyone else think that a "Catalog" might better be called a "Batch"? I just cannot see why a set of commands would be a catalog. I would even prefer something like "Drill".
I would disagree. I think that "batch" connotes a series of tasks which are executed together, probably in the same sequence, repeatedly. I think that in most catalogs, essentially, the rate and order of execution would be more variable than that.
On the other hand, I think "catalog" connotes a system in which you can look up resources easily when you need them. This seems like a pretty good fit. I particularly don't think that "batch" has any connotation of named members which are extracted from the set for a particular purpose.
But more importantly at this point, there's already been a 1.0 release of Commons Chain, so unless one could make a good case for things being so confusing as to hamper usage, the question is thoroughly academic.
Joe
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