hmm, I'll need to search my mail I seem to have missed that response.
On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 7:07 AM, Dennis Reedy <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Jul 23, 2014, at 1158PM, Gus Heck <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Finally getting back to this, I tracked down service starter in the > > examples. I eventually figured out is contained in start.jar referenced > by > > the scripts. The problem I have now however is that it seems that > start.jar > > is generic and it's behavior is controlled by a configuration file with a > > weird syntax that looks something like java but clearly isn't quite. Is > the > > format/options etc for this configuration file documented anywhere? > > > > I found the package documentation where a bunch of examples of the > > configuation can be found, but it's entirely unclear what the role of > > things like "private static" are in those examples, and given the > existance > > of > > > > private static fiddler_classpath = "*install_dir*/lib/fiddler.jar"; > > private static fiddler_config = > > "*config_dir*/transient-fiddler.config > > < > https://river.apache.org/doc/api/com/sun/jini/start/package-summary.html#transient_fiddler_config > >"; > > > > and > > > > private static mahalo_classpath = "*install_dir*/lib/mahalo.jar"; > > private static mahalo_config = > > "*config_dir*/transient-mahalo.config > > < > https://river.apache.org/doc/api/com/sun/jini/start/package-summary.html#transient_mahalo_config > >"; > > > > as peers, it looks almost like the _ character is a namespacing operator > > rather than part of an identifier? Is that correct? How do these configs > > work? > > > > I looked briefly at the other two containers you mentioned, and both seem > > to be pretty heavily tied to maven... (but maybe that's just the bias of > > thier docs/examples?) is there another option that doesn't require > maven? I > > want to build something that's easy to deploy and having to run a maven > > build to deploy stuff into a container is not exactly user friendly for > a > > final product. Never mind that I don't normally use maven for development > > either... > > Hi Gus, > > I see you asked questions similar to this over on the Rio list. Rio's > examples are Maven based, but you don't need a Maven build to deploy > anything. You were given an offer of help from someone on the Rio list wrt > Gradle, and I am currently using Rio with Ant & Gradle project. If you have > further questions wrt Rio please ask over on the Rio list. > > HTH > > Dennis > > -- http://www.the111shift.com
