About JRun documentation

JRun documentation provides support for all JRun users, including JSP developers, servlet developers, EJB client developers, EJB bean developers, and system administrators. Both the printed and online versions are organized to allow you to quickly locate the information that you need. JRun online documentation is provided in HTML and Adobe Acrobat formats.

Printed and online documentation set

The JRun documentation set consists of the following titles:

Book

Description

Installing JRun

Describes installing and configuring JRun.

Getting Started with JRun

Provides a J2EE overview, concepts, and tutorials for JSPs, servlets, EJBs, and web services.

JRun Administrator's Guide

Describes how to integrate a JRun server into an existing environment.

JRun Programmer's Guide

Describes how to use JRun to develop JSPs, servlets, custom tags, EJBs, and web services.

JRun Assembly and Deployment Guide

Describes how to assemble and deploy the components of a J2EE application.

JRun SDK Guide

Provides information to OEM/ISV customers and advanced users who embed, customize, or use the APIs in JRun.

JRun Quick Reference

Provides brief descriptions and syntax for JavaServer Pages (JSP) directives, actions, and scripting elements.

Online Help

Provides JMC users with usage notes, procedures, and concepts.

Book	Description
Installing JRun	Describes installing and configuring JRun.
Getting Started with JRun	Provides a J2EE overview, concepts, and tutorials for JSPs, servlets, EJBs, and web services.
JRun Administrator's Guide	Describes how to integrate a JRun server into an existing environment.
JRun Programmer's Guide	Describes how to use JRun to develop JSPs, servlets, custom tags, EJBs, and web services.
JRun Assembly and Deployment Guide	Describes how to assemble and deploy the components of a J2EE application.
JRun SDK Guide	Provides information to OEM/ISV customers and advanced users who embed, customize, or use the APIs in JRun.
JRun Quick Reference	Provides brief descriptions and syntax for JavaServer Pages (JSP) directives, actions, and scripting elements.
Online Help	Provides JMC users with usage notes, procedures, and concepts.

Accessing online documentation

All JRun documentation is available online in HTML and Adobe Acrobat formats. To access the documentation, open the following file on the server running JRun: JRun_root/docs/dochome.htm. JRun_root is the directory into which you installed JRun.

Macromedia provides online versions of all JRun books as Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) files. The PDF files are included on the JRun CD and installed in the JRun /docs directory, although they are an optional part of the installation. You can access them by clicking the Product Documentation link on the JRun Management Console Welcome window.

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