Re: Aspect questions?
Arne Vajh??j wrote:
Novice wrote:
> I'm currently grouping mine on a more-or-less functional basis. If the
> class is essentially just a table lookup or enum, then it goes in the
> com.novice.common.lookups package. If it is a utility, it goes into
> com.novice.common.utilities. And so forth.
That is general question not specific to logging or AOP.
You need a good structure of your classes and source code.
A key factor in the decision between com.novice.common and
com.novice.common.xxxx must be the number of classes.
Do you have so many classes that it makes sense to split up?
That threshold would be one.
Every type should be in a package. Every type should be in its appropriate
package, irrespective of how many types (not just classes!) you have. A
model-view-presenter program could, and probably should, have three packages
with just the five or six types (including the three concrete classes but not
the test code, which would add more).
--
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