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| − | ===Definitions== | + | === Definitions === |
| − | ;Service: A web service. | + | |
| − | ;Package: A set of [[Components]]. | + | ;Service |
| − | ;Component: | + | :A web service. |
| − | ;Project: (Not shown in the key): An Eclipse IDE project folder | + | ;Package |
| − | ;Sub-component: A sub-part of a Project. One Project may be made up of multiple Sub-components. | + | :A set of [[Components]] that, working together, implement a service description. Packages are logical groupings, they are not digital artifacts. |
| + | ;Component | ||
| + | :A set of one or more Projects that implement a ''single'' service description (e.g. API). A single component may have multiple alternative implementations (e.g. for different platforms, or in different languages). A component may be included in more than one package.<br> | ||
| + | ;Project | ||
| + | :(Not shown in the key): An Eclipse IDE project folder. One or more projects, taken together, form an implementation of a Component. In Java a Project might compile to a .JAR, .WAR or OSGI .plugin. On LINUX, a Project would perhaps a shared library. Types of Projects include: ''Impl.'' (implementation), ''Interface'', ''Test'' and ''Misc'' | ||
| + | ;Sub-component | ||
| + | :A sub-part of a Project. One Project may be made up of multiple Sub-components. | ||
===Components, tables & rows=== | ===Components, tables & rows=== | ||
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* Multi-project tables that describe a single Component but contain multiple alternative implementation Projects (rows). [[Components_1.X#IdAS_Context_Provider | Example]]. | * Multi-project tables that describe a single Component but contain multiple alternative implementation Projects (rows). [[Components_1.X#IdAS_Context_Provider | Example]]. | ||
* Package tables that describe a set of rows each of which is a Component. [[Components_1.X#IdAS Example]] | * Package tables that describe a set of rows each of which is a Component. [[Components_1.X#IdAS Example]] | ||
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| + | === See Also === | ||
| + | * [[Components Page Conventions]] | ||
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Definitions
- Service
- A web service.
- Package
- A set of Components that, working together, implement a service description. Packages are logical groupings, they are not digital artifacts.
- Component
- A set of one or more Projects that implement a single service description (e.g. API). A single component may have multiple alternative implementations (e.g. for different platforms, or in different languages). A component may be included in more than one package.
- Project
- (Not shown in the key): An Eclipse IDE project folder. One or more projects, taken together, form an implementation of a Component. In Java a Project might compile to a .JAR, .WAR or OSGI .plugin. On LINUX, a Project would perhaps a shared library. Types of Projects include: Impl. (implementation), Interface, Test and Misc
- Sub-component
- A sub-part of a Project. One Project may be made up of multiple Sub-components.
Components, tables & rows
There are three kind of tables on these Components pages:
- Single project tables that describe a single Component and implement it with a single Project (row). Example.
- Multi-project tables that describe a single Component but contain multiple alternative implementation Projects (rows). Example.
- Package tables that describe a set of rows each of which is a Component. Components_1.X#IdAS Example