Bill Burke wrote:
> Although a neat feature, dynamic
> sublocators are a pretty fringe, esoteric use case that 99% of users
> won't want or need.
>
Well, i guess we will just have to disagree on that latter point.
The sub-locator (and fine grained access) concept was taken from the
Hudson [1], which makes extensive use of the feature (for code reuse and
for plug-ins).
The NetBeans team have found the feature very useful for mapping
resources to database tables.
I know of other developers who are using it and like the reuse/DRYness
it can offer.
Paul.
[1]
https://hudson.dev.java.net/
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