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Overview
Introduced
Phoenix is a micro-kernel design and implementation on the Avalon Framework. It provides tools to manage the server application environment. These tools include log management, class loading (classloading), thread management, and security. Later versions of it will have conditional support for additional tools, such as central service management, service pools, and other tools that shorten the Time-to-market for product entry. The Phoenix API defines standard methods for pooling server components and creating servers.
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Avalon Phoenix Getting Started
This primer starts with a Phoenix architecture Overview. Then we identify the Typical, often Phoenix, different roles in theroles. For each part of the role, we provide a basic primer. We will end with a complete example.
This chapter objects
This book is suitable for the following audiences:
Ø The person who created the application with Phoenix.
Ø to create a component for Phoenix application (Translator Note: This out component refers to the block ) person.
Ø The person who wants to install and manage the Phoenix server.
Ø a person interested in the design principles of Avalon Phoenix.
Ø people who want to develop and Avalon Phoenix compatible code.
Ø people who want to reuse Avalon Phoenix in their application products .
Content
1. system Structure at a glance
2. Development Role (roles)
3. Administrator Wizard
4. Application Software Configuration Wizard
5. JMX Management wizard
6. Server Application Configuration Wizard.
7. Block Development Wizard
8. Configuration Instance
Avalon Phoenix Reference document
Based on avalon.apache.org/phoenix/">javadoc document, we are avalon.apache.org/phoenix/guide-architecture.html" >phoenix system structure to start.
Phoenix Document Team writing
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