Hi David,
I see that rest support has moved from community to the main module. I have not seen any mention on mail, just in commit logs, so excuse me if i missed something in an IRC meeting.
Anyways, we may want to open up some discussion about where the rest stuff will live. It might be nice to mirror the "ows" stuff and actually create a seperate module that main depends on, instead of lumping it in with main. Just a thought.
What do others think?
-Justin
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Nope, no mention has been made, I was just rearranging the rest stuff and didn't want to create an entire new module for what seemed to me like a pretty small package. I don't see any problem with having it as its own module though.
-David
Quoting Justin Deoliveira <jdeolive@anonymised.com>:
Hi David,
I see that rest support has moved from community to the main module. I
have not seen any mention on mail, just in commit logs, so excuse me if
i missed something in an IRC meeting.
Anyways, we may want to open up some discussion about where the rest
stuff will live. It might be nice to mirror the "ows" stuff and actually
create a seperate module that main depends on, instead of lumping it in
with main. Just a thought.
What do others think?
-Justin
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Yeah, I am not sure what would be best yet either. I would probably lean more toward a separate module since the rest stuff is something that is definitely going to be growing over the next while. But lets see what others think. I also think this might require a GSIP.
dwinslow@anonymised.com wrote:
Nope, no mention has been made, I was just rearranging the rest stuff and didn't want to create an entire new module for what seemed to me like a pretty small package. I don't see any problem with having it as its own module though.
-David
Quoting Justin Deoliveira <jdeolive@anonymised.com>:
Hi David,
I see that rest support has moved from community to the main module. I
have not seen any mention on mail, just in commit logs, so excuse me if
i missed something in an IRC meeting.
Anyways, we may want to open up some discussion about where the rest
stuff will live. It might be nice to mirror the "ows" stuff and actually
create a seperate module that main depends on, instead of lumping it in
with main. Just a thought.
What do others think?
-Justin
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Justin Deoliveira ha scritto:
Yeah, I am not sure what would be best yet either. I would probably lean more toward a separate module since the rest stuff is something that is definitely going to be growing over the next while. But lets see what others think. I also think this might require a GSIP.
Ah sorry, this is my fault. We were talking about pluggable REST
services and the fact that two modules needed the plugin subsystem
to be attached to GeoServer, and having the second depend on RESTConfig seemed unnatural, so I suggested to move the pluggable part into main
without thinking too much of the consequence.
Yeah, you're right, we probably need a new module and definitely a GSIP
to make sure the REST pluggability design is ok for everyone.
Cheers
Andrea