Rajdeep, Good stuff! Would you consider making a PDF available? I'd like to print it out so I can go through it with the code in front of me.
One thing that might be interesting is if you could add task markers to the code that would match the specific points you've documented. Using something like eclipse, this would make if very easy to navigate the points in your doc. You could add a tag, e.g. something like: "ArchTutorial", then some text that would indicate why it's interesting. In the code, this would look like: // ArchTutorial: This is step one where the request is received.... Blah blah blah...." If you run eclipse and open the help you can find more information if you search for "TODO". For Java, you can turn on this feature in the "Preferences-->Java-->Compiler-->Task Tags" menu item. Non-Java files are in the "General-->Editors-->Structured Text Editors-->Task Tags". Even if you don't use Eclipse, you'll still be able to do a search on the well defined text. Thanks! -Mark W. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Mark Weitzel | STSM | IBM Software Group | (919) 543 0625 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: Rajdeep Dua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Date: 11/24/2008 05:38 AM Subject: Shindig Java Architecture Presentation Hi All, I have recently made/updated Shindig Architecture Presentation, it is available at the following location < http://www.slideshare.net/rajdeep/shindig-architectural-overview-nov-2008-presentation > http://www.slideshare.net/rajdeep/shindig-architectural-overview-nov-2008-presentation Kindly provide feedback Thanks Rajdeep Dua
