With the latest OpenSRF JSON changes, the OpenSRF Java library is now "alive". The code lives in OpenSRF/trunk/src/java.
org/opensrf/*.java -- essential OpenSRF objects org/opensrf/net/xmpp/*.java -- "slim" Jabber client code org/opensrf/util/*.java -- generic utility stuff (JSON handling, etc.) ---------------- Fetch dependencies and build: $ make Create the javadocs: $ make docs The makefile has a very basic 'run' target for running test code. example (requires a running system): $ make run JAVA_EXE=org.opensrf.test.TestClientJAVA_ARGS='/openils/conf/opensrf_core.xml opensrf.settings opensrf.system.time' The Java library is almost completely unused, so it's likely to be a little buggy. It should get some excercise soon when we begin the acquisitions/serials plugins. The only ILS-specific Java code required to talk "intelligently" to Evergreen is the IDL parsing code in ILS/trunk/Open-ILS/src/java/. Note that both the OpenSRF and ILS repositories have Java test modules for demonstating basic API usage. org/opensrf/test/TestClient.java is a good place to start. Regards, -bill
