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Hi all,
Do all of you keep the suncertify(.db.*) name for the main package and application or do you change it to the name of the application. E.g. BookFlight and package name bookflight(.db.*)
Thanks,
P.
 
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Hello Pander,
I chose to name my packages as follows:
suncertify.db - Contains all data manipulation classes which work with the given data file. Also contains the required DBMain interface and the implementing Data class.
suncertify.remote - All RMI communication classes.
suncertify.gui - All gui classes
suncertify.startup - Only one class, to startup the application.
It becomes easy to move your application around if everything branches off suncertify directory. I recommend that you do not nest off the suncertify.db directory for other major categories such as "communication", "gui" etc.
Hope this helps.
Regards.
Bharat
 
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Hi Pander,
Like Bharat, I kept "suncertify" as my base for my packages, and had several packages below them (very similar to Bharat's).
Regards, Andrew
 
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Hi Pander,
I used that:
suncertidy.gui
suncertidy.net
suncertidy.db
suncertidy.util
The suncertidy.util package has some classes with general functions. A good example is PropertiesManager. That class extends Properties class and I declare methods to load from and save to my suncertify.properties file.
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I am going to keep the suncertify.db package name as required by the assignment instructions, but I plan to stuff the other classes into different packages named like I would expect in a real project:
urlybird.server
urlybird.client
(etc.)
 
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