Enhydra 3.1 Documentation
Enhydra 3.1 includes online documentation in HTML and PDF (Portable Document Format). Additionally, Lutris Technologies has provided some
documentation for free viewing and download from the Lutris Documentation web page.
Essentials
The following documentation will help you quickly start using Enhydra.
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Release Notes contain late-breaking information that might not have made it into the product documentation.
These notes may include additional installation instructions, system requirements, and new features.
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Installation instructions are freely available from the Lutris Documentation web page at http://www.lutris.com/documentation/donations/index.html. These Installation Instructions are intended to guide the Lutris Enhydra customer through download, installation, and configuration
of Lutris Enhydra 3.5. With appropriate changes with respect to file, path, and directory names, however, these instructions can also be used
to install and configure the open-source version of Enhydra 3.1.
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Getting Started with Lutris Enhydra (version 3.5) introduces the fundamentals of Lutris Enhydra. The purpose of this book is to introduce Lutris Enhydra and provide a groundwork for understanding and working with Enhydra and its associated tools. It includes a detailed tutorial and an explanation of the Enhydra DiscRack sample application. This publication is freely available from the Lutris Documentation web page at http://www.lutris.com/documentation/donations/index.html.
Note: Your distribution includes sample files needed to complete the tutorial in Getting Started with Lutris Enhydra. The sample files are located in <enhydra_root>/doc/GettingStarted/samples
, where <enhydra_root>
is the directory where Enhydra 3.1 is installed (e.g., /usr/local/enhydra3.1
).
Once you are familiar with Enhydra, review the following documentation for more advanced topics.
Extras
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Enhydra Application Overview
provides a high-level overview of Enhydra applications. Much of the
same material is covered in Getting Started
with Lutris Enhydra.
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Enhydra JDDI is a reference for the Java Developer-Designer Interface (JDDI) used to
create presentation objects.
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Enhydra Architecture White Paper provides
background on the Enhydra architecture (in PDF format). If you have Acrobat
Reader*, you can view and print this
PDF file.
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Servlet examples
are provided
from the Apache Software Foundation.
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JSP examples are provided from the
Apache Software Foundation.
You can always find the latest information on Enhydra at the Enhydra.org
web site.
*Acrobat Reader is available
from Adobe
Systems, Inc.
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