mcconnell 2003/08/20 10:55:07
Modified: merlin/merlin-platform/tutorials/composition README.txt
Log:
Housekeeping.
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avalon-sandbox/merlin/merlin-platform/tutorials/composition/README.txt
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--- README.txt 19 Aug 2003 14:12:32 -0000 1.3
+++ README.txt 20 Aug 2003 17:55:07 -0000 1.4
@@ -20,8 +20,9 @@
Build and execution instructions:
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+ $ cd application/impl
$ maven build
- $ merlin application\impl\target\*.jar -system %MAVEN_HOME% -execute
+ $ merlin target\*.jar -system %MAVEN_HOME% -execute
[INFO ] (application.publisher.publisher): created
[INFO ] (application.location.info): location: Paris
@@ -37,11 +38,11 @@
Use the following command to include container debug level log entries for the
demanding developer.
- $ merlin application\impl\target\*.jar -system %MAVEN_HOME% -execute -config
application\impl\conf\config.xml
+ $ merlin target\*.jar -system %MAVEN_HOME% -execute -config conf\debug.xml
Summary
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-The purpose of this demonstration is to show how the container can be viewed as an
implementation strategy for the creation of a virtual service, and how these service
can be composed within a higher level containers, enabling new implementation
solutions. The key to achiving this is related to the <service> directives inside the
<container> direective. Each service directive describes a service that is exported
by the container in its role as a virtual component.
+The purpose of this demonstration is to show how the container can be viewed as an
implementation strategy for the creation of a virtual service, and how these service
can be composed within a higher level containers, enabling new implementation
solutions. The key to achiving this is related to the <service> directives inside the
<container> directive. Each service directive describes a service that is exported by
the container in its role as a virtual component.
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