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<p>This package contains helper classes to start/stop JPF based applications.</p>
<p>The main class here is <a href="Boot.html">Boot</a> that contains standard
entry point for Java applications - method
<a href="Boot.html#main(java.lang.String[])">main(String[])</a>. The
implemented boot sequence is following:</p>
<ul>
<li>Load configuration from <code>boot.properties</code> file from the
current directory. Default values are given from system properties.</li>
<li>Instanciate
<a href="ApplicationInitializer.html">ApplicationInitializer</a> and
<a href="BootErrorHandler.html">BootErrorHandler</a> using given
configuration parameters.</li>
<li>Call
<a href="ApplicationInitializer.html#initApplication(org.java.plugin.boot.BootErrorHandler, String[])">ApplicationInitializer.initApplication(org.java.plugin.boot.BootErrorHandler, String[])</a>
method to get configured instance of
<a href="Application.html">Application</a> interface.</li>
<li>Call
<a href="Application.html#startApplication()">Application.startApplication()</a>
method to get application running.</li>
</ul>
<p>For details and supported configuration parameters see documentation for
corresponding classes.</p>
<p>Note that described scenario is quite common and can be customized and
changed in any point providing other implementations of key classes.</p>
<p>For a list of available configuration parameters see documentation for the
<a href="Boot.html">Boot</a> (applicable to any scenario) and
<a href="DefaultApplicationInitializer.html">DefaultApplicationInitializer</a>
(applicable to scenario when this class being used) classes.</p>
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