+1, please. I think this information should also go into airavata download page as well.
Thanks Amila On Fri, Jan 25, 2013 at 1:17 PM, Saminda Wijeratne <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi devs, > > Following is a very short description of what each of the distributions are > for... I'm planning to add it at the end of the README file of each of the > distribution (without the said distributions description in each case). Let > me know your thoughts ASAP. > > Other Available Distributions to Download > ========================================= > > Server Distributions > -------------------- > * Airavata Server > The Airavata Server binary distribution allows you to run a standalone > Airavata Server which includes all the airavata services > shipped with a default derby database as the backend registry. > > * Airavata Server Web Application > The Airavata Server Web Application distribution allows you to run > Airavata Server in a tomcat hosted environment. It includes > all the airavata services shipped with a default derby database as the > backend registry. > > Client Distributions > -------------------- > * Airavata XBaya > The Airavata XBaya distribution is a client gui application capable of > composing workflows, application descriptors & communicating > with the airavata server to persist user data, run & monitor experiments > and analyze the results. > > * Airavata XBaya JNLP > The Airavata XBaya JNLP distribution is a client gui application designed > to be hosted on a web server as a web start application > that can compose workflows, application descriptors & communicate with > the airavata server to persist user data, run & monitor experiments > and analyze the results. > > * Airavata Client > The Airavata Client distribution is a set of libraries and configurations > files that allow a 3rd party application to programatically > access Airavata functionality through Airavata API. > > > Thanks, > Saminda
