Re: scope of classpath(x)

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Karl Berry wrote:
> Does classpath(x) aim to include only the standard java.* and javax.*
> libraries?  Or does/can it go beyond that?
> 
> We (GNU) were just offered a small library that implements the websocket
> API in a straightforward way, namely websocket4j
> (http://students.mimuw.edu.pl/~ms262969/maarons/wsgi.py/software/WebSocket4J/
>  http://students.mimuw.edu.pl/~ms262969/websocket4j-1.3.tar.gz
>  comments welcome).  I don't think it is part of any standard library
> yet.  So I'm wondering if it would make sense to incorporate it into
> classpath(x) or if it's better off as a standalone package, at least for
> now.

Classpath aims to provide the J2SE library API.
ClasspathX aims to provide the J2EE library API.

These do include some packages beyond those in the java.* and javax.*
namespaces, including e.g. org.xml.sax.* and org.w3c.dom.* however it's
only the standard APIs we're implementing.

We do have a separate network protocols utility package called inetlib,
perhaps it would be better contributed to that project?
-- 
Chris Burdess



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