Grimoires 1.2.0 Documentation
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Summary
- What Grimoires is? What Grimoires does?
- Gives a short overview of this Grimoires release: the summary of supported functionalities, deployment environments, prerequisite software, etc.
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Getting Started
- Gives a very simple guide to install and use Grimoires.
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Installation & Use
- Provides a detailed guide on how to configure Grimoires, how to compile and make Grimoires binaries from source code, and how to deploy Grimoires binaries to the target container.
- Describes how to compile and run GShell.
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GShell is a command line client tool for Grimoires. It provides a shell and simple interactive commands to publish/inquire business/service/wsdl/metadata. These commands can also be called in a batch mode outside the shell.
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Describes how to install UDDI Browser, and how to configure UDDI Browser so that
it supports signing SOAP messages using X509 certificate managed by the OMII
client.
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UDDI Browser is a UDDI client GUI that can be used to interact with Grimoires' UDDIv2 interface.
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Describes how to make use of the lifetime management provided by the Grimoires
registry.
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Describes how to query for
TriplesAssertion metadata by using a RDF query language, RDQL.
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Describes how to
execute a RDF query against Grimoires through its newly introduced RDF
interface.
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Describes GrimoiresProxy:
a convenient client side library.
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Describes
the way to publish and discover Feta description using the Grimoires registry.
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Architecture
- Describes the functionality and the use of Grimoires from the user's perspective.
- Presents the design of Grimoires.
- Describes the implementation of security in Grimoires.
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Describes the functionality and the use of GShell from the user's perspective.
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Presents the design of GShell.
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Support
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Describes how to interact with Grimoires web services by sending and receiving SOAP messages.
- Demonstrates how to write a Grimoires client program using Grimoires Java API.
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Describes three ways to use GShell: an interactive mode, a batch mode, and
sending soap message directly.
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Demonstrates how GShell would interact with a secure Grimoires deployment
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UDDI4J is an open source UDDI client API that can be used to interact with Grimoires' UDDIv2 interface. UDDI4J's library and documentation are released with Grimoires. UDDI Browser relies on UDDI4J.
- Grimoires API JavaDoc.
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Testing and Quality Assurance
- Lists the current test reports for Grimoires' functionality and performance.