Standard for package names

Hi,
There is some standard convention for naming a package?
I've seen before that they use to name it something like this:
com.<companyname>.<blah>.<blah>.<blah>
This is correct?
Thanks in advance,
Gabriel

The general pattern promotoed by sun is to start package names with the reversed form of your domain name.
For instance
com.java....
com.ibm....
org.w3c...
org.omg...
If you don't have a domain name (small company or independent developer) you should use some unique value based on your name, your email address, etc.
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My problem is that I care so much on naming of
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I read from google about some standards when creating
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