Naming a Package" (The Java Tutorials¶
Oracle. (1996). Naming a Package" (The Java Tutorials: Packages). The Java Language Specification.
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- And software namespacing — the reverse-DNS convention that ties a namespace to an authority's domain — ports to any setting in which independent parties must mint tokens without collision.
This sourceDocuments the reverse-DNS naming convention — tying a package namespace to an authority's registered internet domain — as the structural fix that makes independently minted identifiers globally collision-free.
- And software namespacing — the reverse-DNS convention that ties a namespace to an authority's domain — ports to any setting in which independent parties must mint tokens without collision.
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