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I’ve read the syntax conventions for naming Java packages, and I know the general rule of thumb, but what if you’ve just started building your application, you haven’t chosen a license, and it is a personal project? It doesn’t make sense to throw in “com.mycompany” or “org.myorganization” if that is not the case. Does anyone have suggestions for this?
Many Java books and online examples just use the name of the book or project, i.e.,
ejb3inaction.*ortutorial.*.