Overview
Introduction
Phoenix is a micro-kernel design and implementation on Avalon Framework. It provides some tools to manage server applications. These tools include log management, ClassLoading, thread management, and security. Its subsequent versions will have conditional support for additional tools, such as the central service management, service pool, and some other tools that shorten the product into the market time. Phoenix's API defines a standard method for collecting server components and creating a server.
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Getting started with Avalon Phoenix
This entry is started with the PHOENIX architecture. Then we identify different roles that are typically used in Phoenix. For each part of the role, we provide a basic entry. We will finally end with a complete instance.
This chapter object
This book is suitable for the following readers:
Ø People who create applications with phoenix.
Ø Create a component for Phoenix Applications (Translator Note: This component refers to a Block).
Ø Want to install and manage the PHOENIX server.
Ø Interested in the design principle of Avalon Phoenix.
Ø Want to develop and avalon phoenix compatible people.
Ø I want to re-use Avalon Phoenix in their own application products.
content
1. List of system structure
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
Based on the JavaDoc documentation, we started with the Phoenix system structure.
Phoenix documentation team
