Hello!

If a component is without a jwc file, why cannot it be declared explicitly in the library/application file?
Like:

<component-type type="SomeComponent" class="com.example.SomeComponent" />

IMHO this explicit declaration would be a more natural extension of the framework than using component-class-packages: - The extensive use of jwc-less components _may_ result in empty library files. How would a user instantly see which components are exactly part of that library? - Probably it's a bad design decision but 2 libraries may share the same package. - How would an automatic component doc generation tool / wysiwyg designer know exactly which components belong to a given library? For such tools it _must_ be explicitly specified which components are part of the library, then why not do that once in the .library/.application file?

I would remove the "component-class-packages" configuration option and prefer the above explicit declaration.

What do you think?

Regards:
Norbi

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