How To Deploy a Seppia Application.

Seppia Applications are deployed in two ways:

as a stand alone application (i.e.: including the Seppia Framework)
as a module or set of module.

The first option should be the standard way to deploy any application. If you write your application using Seppia that is the way you should ship it. Users of your application can happily ignore the fact that the application is built upon the Seppia technology, while the software developers can benefit by its seamless integration.

The second option is more developer-oriented. It expects the user to understand the basic of the Seppia Technology so that he/she can

unzip the module (or modules) under the folder module of a Seppia framework.
redirect "org.seppia.core.StartUp" to run the entry point script of the downloaded module
(typically another javascript called "StartUp")

Cleary, the main reason for this option is to reduce the amount of data downloaded.

Tip: Developers can have just one seppia framework with several modules installed in it.
They can then change "org.seppia.core.StartUp" to decide which module to run.



        function main()

        {

           // run("org.seppia.lucene","StartUp");

           //
        run("org.seppia.tutorial","HelloWorld");

           run("org.mycompany.textpad","Notepad");

        }