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Application packager
JNode need an application packager for easily testing real world java applications.
I want to make it as easy as the following steps :
- put the jar of your application in a given directory
- build jnode cdrom with usual ant script
- boot jnode and test your application
For a first version, it will only support applications in a single jar and that doesn't need third parties libraries.
The packager will automatically :
- Create an alias for the main method defined in the jar's manifest or, by default, will find it by scanning the jar.
- Create a descriptor for the plugin descriptor for the jar
- Create a jnode plugin and add it to the full plugin list (like if it were added to all/conf/full-plugin-list.xml but without actually modifying the file)
For more informations on the packager, look into package org.jnode.build.packager of jnode-builder sub-project.
Scheduler and process/threads control API
Submitted by cy6erGn0m on Fri, 08/22/2008 - 14:49.Here _early draft_ of doc, that should helps write PRD (product requirments document) for JNode scheduler and design of API to control processes.
But i need comments and help of community to take a right design decitions and choose best way before try to do something in kernel.
see document in attachment.
Of course i'll work on this document and write more details for every point of it.
Question: Running a command in separate thread
Submitted by gchii on Tue, 08/19/2008 - 15:08.How do I invoke a command--so that it runs in a separate thread?
Is this like Linux?
grep import > ggg.txt &
Thanks,
Wanted: sort command
Submitted by gchii on Tue, 08/19/2008 - 15:05.I would like to pipe the output from grep through sort to give a sorted list of matches.
grep import | sort
Thanks,