SVN directory restructuring

[Colin Clark]

Hi everyone,

We met this afternoon in Breeze to chat about changing our directory  
structure in SVN. Here's what we decided.

We want to go with a more modular structure where a component's assets  
are all bundled together. We also want to make a distinction between  
our code and the third-party libraries we depend on.

I've included the new directory structure below. Anastasia has offered  
to go ahead and start on this. It'll cause everything to break at  
first, so this is an "all hands on deck" situation. Lend her a hand  
with re-linking dependencies.

I think this will be a good improvement for our 1.0 release,

Colin



fluid
   fluid-infusion
     src
       webapp
         components
           pager
             js
             html
             css

           uploader
              js
              html
              css


           inlineEdit
              js
              html
              css

           reorderer
              ...

         framework
            core
              js
                Fluid.js
                jquery.keyboard-a11y.js
             renderer
               js
                 renderer-blah.js
             fss
               css
                 fss.layout.css
                 ...

         lib
           jquery
              core
                js
                  jquery.js
              ui
                js
                  ui-core.js
                  ui-draggable.js
                  ui-accordion.js
                  ui-otherstuff.js
              plugins
                js
                  jquery.tooltip.js
          json
            js
              json2.js
          swfupload
             js
             swf
          swfobject
             js
          otherCrazyStuff

         integration-demos
           sakai3
           bspace
           jquery
           uportal

         standalone-demos
           ui-options
           keyboard-a11y
           pager
           uploader
           reorderer
           inlineEdit
           fss

         tests

         WEB-INF


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Colin Clark
Technical Lead, Fluid Project
Adaptive Technology Resource Centre, University of Toronto
http://fluidproject.org