I built the application and ran it, it ran fine. I'm going to look into how the cornerstone components are working and then I'll try to make this application actually accept connections and give some browser output ( it is not supposed to do that at this moment how it is configured right ??, I mean I just built and ran it ).
It should accept connections from a browser. Can't remember what HTML (if any) it returns. Check the block.xml to see what the default port configuration is. Start it up and connect to it using a browser.
Anyway, this is an example of how you would re-use low-level components (like socket managers and thread managers, which are generic) that somebody else to build your own specific application.
This really could form a great entry level hands-on tutorial. One thing we should point out to others interested in using this is the following line in the project.xml
<!-- unique identifiers for this project --> <extend>C:/avalon/merlin-3.2.5/merlin/tutorial/project.xml</extend>
So everybody would have to give the above location on their machine otherwise maven doesn't work.
Doh! Probably should clean that up... I think at one time I was thinking it might become part of Steve's merlin tutorial suite. That line looks like it extends the tutorials' project.xml.
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