Hi Pubudu, The changes that have occurred, are largely under the hood, and not relevant to a user, especially a beginner. You will do well trying to learn River from Jan Newmarch's excellent toturial.
This is part of the "problem" with River, and which is currently much-discussed on the list. Not much has changed in 8 years, and it has a small but stable - but unfortunately not growing - user base. Join the discussion! River will be as successful as it's community makes it :-) regards, Dawid Loubser / //P.S. "Raw" Jini (River) feels a bit fiddly and outdated in 2015, since it hasn't really changed in a decade. // //I found that learning it together with a higher-level framework like //Rio <http://www.rio-project.org/>//makes the experience a bit more modern// //and accessible./ On 30/04/2015 07:47, pubudu gunawardena wrote: > Hi All, > > I have been looking into the book mentioned in the subject since that > seemed to be the best documentation available for Apache River. But > the book's latest version is in March 2006 and since that is about > eight years ago, many of the features would have changed and new > features would have been added. > > is there some place where I can take a look and learn what differences > happened after that time to understand the changed/added features? > Maybe release notes of the releases that have happened since then? >
