Date: 2004-01-27T18:02:29
   Editor: NiclasHedhman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
   Wiki: Apache Avalon Wiki
   Page: AvalonFAQ/Merlin
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/avalon/AvalonFAQ/Merlin

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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
 == How do I start Merlin? ==
 
 == Where is the entry point? ==
-For beginners, when you run the Merlin CLI, then that is the entry/starting point. 
CLI is nothing but a program with a main method that runs when you type "merlin 
-execute". If you want to embed Merlin into your application then you would either use 
CLI, MerlinServlet, MerlinBean or AbstractMerlinTestCase. These classes have the code 
that starts up merlin kernel and loads your components. If you want to get an idea 
what goes on behind the scenes when u run CLI then check out the post with subject 
"introduction to embedding" in the Avalon users mailing list. That mailing list 
archive is a great place ( probably the best right now, after you have read the 
website )to find answers.
+For beginners, when you run the Merlin CLI, then that is the entry/starting point. 
CLI is nothing but a program with a main method that runs when you type "merlin 
-execute". If you want to embed Merlin into your application then you would either use 
CLI, MerlinServlet, MerlinBean or AbstractMerlinTestCase. These classes have the code 
that starts up merlin kernel and loads your components. If you want to get an idea 
what goes on behind the scenes when u run CLI then check out 
"IntroductionToEmbedding". The mailing list archive is also a great place ( probably 
the best right now, after you have read the website ) to find answers.
 
 Vikas Phonsa
 
@@ -97,7 +97,6 @@
 == What kind of extensions are available? ==
 
 == What is the difference between an Extension and a Facility? ==
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