As the number of packages and versions stored in Monticello grows, it 
would be helpful to have more structure in the repository to help manage 
it.

For a start, how about creating directories under the top level 
repository directory with names based on the package names in that 
repository. The names should probably exactly match the actual package 
names, including case.

For example, http://beta4.com/mc/ could be the root of a repository that 
is used for multiple packages and have the packages in subdirectories 
such as

	http://beta4.com/mc/Seaside/
	http://beta4.com/mc/Kom/
	http://beta4.com/mc/KomServices/
	http://beta4.com/mc/Seaside/
	http://beta4.com/mc/Seaside/

Having more structure would help when building user interfaces to browse 
repositories and locate package versions. It would also make things more 
manageable as we create shared repositories that are holding hundreds or 
thousands of versions of hundreds or thousands of packages.

If we do introduce Bundles as another type of object to store in the 
repository, we might want separate top-level directories for Packages 
and Bundles.

	http://beta4.com/mc/Package/Seaside/
	http://beta4.com/mc/Bundle/SeasideTantalusMySQL/

-Mark