Note: The binary release includes jar files from
Apache River Incubating Release 2.1

Starting Up the Jini Infrastructure
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This project is intended to make it painfully simple to start up an instance
of the complete Jini infrastructure based on multicast discovery, using a simple
command line.

To start the infrastructure, unpack the distribution to a directory of your
choice, then go to the directory and enter:

java -jar JiniInfrastructure.jar <GroupName>

where <GroupName> is the name you want to use for the discovery group.
For instance:

    java -jar JiniInfrastructure MyGroup

The project starts up a class server at localhost:8085, then starts Reggie,
Fiddler, Mahalo, Mercury, Norm, and Outrigger using the given discovery group.

Enjoy.

Building the Infrastructure Starter Container
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The container was originally built using Netbeans 6.9 and has the appropriate
project contents checked into Subversion.

To build correctly, you need to define a few libraries in Netbeans:  To do this,
go to the "Tools->Libraries" menu.  Define the following libraries:

'ApacheRiverPlatform' containing
    'jsk-platform.jar'
    'jsk-resources.jar'
from the River distribution.

'ApacheRiverLib' containing
    'jsk-lib.jar'.

'ApacheRiverServiceStarter' containing
    'start.jar'
    'tools.jar'

'ApacheRiverServices' containing
    'browser-dl.jar'
    'browser.jar'
    'fiddler-dl.jar'
    'fiddler.jar'
    'mahalo-dl.jar'
    'mahalo.jar'
    'mercury-dl.jar'
    'mercury.jar'
    'norm-dl.jar'
    'norm.jar'
    'outrigger-dl.jar'
    'outrigger.jar'
    'reggie-dl.jar'
    'reggie.jar'

These libraries are already referenced in the project's classpath.

The project has a dependency on a sister project 'RiverConfigurationResources',
which should be also checked out from the svn repository in the same directory
as this project.