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########################################################################
README - RInfo Project
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Getting Started
========================================================================
See ``manage/running_rinfo_locally.txt``.
General Management
========================================================================
See ``manage/README.txt``.
Contents
========================================================================
The project consists of:
README.txt
This file.
documentation/
All forms of documentation, including system descriptions, data examples
(both core data and service responses), acceptance specifications/tests
etc.
manage/
Management tools for config, build, integration and deployment.
resources/
Shared data (and platform-independent code) that other things depend on.
base/
The most important library, containing the core model, support data and
shared logic for RInfo.
external/
Code maintained by other parties but put here for convenience. Keep
this to a minimum.
packages/
All code modules/libraries/components live here, under directories named by
implementation platform/language (e.g. "java/rinfo-main").
All components (libraries and services) that constitute the RInfo
architecture live here. (Each directory under the platform directory should
represent a self-contained component.)
tools/
Instrumental tools for development and (non-setup related) management.
laboratory/
Designs, data examples, tools, experiments etc. Things here should either
graduate into resources, code modules, become documentation or eventually
be removed.
applications/
Example (client and/or server) applications who interact with the RInfo
services in some way. *Each directory should represent a self-contained
application.*