Re: maxEntries in contents()

Mark Brouwer wrote:

>> John McClain - Sun Microsystems, Inc. wrote:
>>
>>> One idea that does appeal to me is writing some sort of companion
>>> document to the JavaSpace05/MatchSet/AvailabilityEvent JavaDoc that can
>>> include non-normative text, be less precise, and more user oriented. I
>>> suspect it would focus on the expected usage models. Not sure what would
>>> be the best way to make this new document visible (then there is the
>>> time problem too)

[....]

> And with regard to John's remark about time, well there is a solution to
> the lack of time problem especially in what some people might call the
> participation age ...

Just to be clear, my remark about time was not meant to suggest that
other people couldn't write such documentation[*], just that I don't
know where if falls in *my* priority queue. If others have the time and
desire they should feel free to take a crack at it. They should also
feel free to send such documentation to me for review (of course they
should also feel free not to send it to me).

Participatory enough?

[*] Indeed it might be suggested that I am the worst possible person to
write such documentation.

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John McClain                                    [email protected]
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Burlington, MA

A business that makes nothing but money, is a poor business.
    - Henry Ford

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