Updated README to explain the Java sample. See #1571
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@ -11,7 +11,12 @@ The Sample Explained
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In order to showcase the remote capabilities of Akka 2.0 we thought a remote calculator could do the trick.
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There are two implementations of the sample; one in Scala and one in Java.
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The explanation below is for Scala, but everything is similar in Java except that the class names begin with a ``J``,
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e.g. ``JCalcApp`` instead of ``CalcApp``, and that the Java classes reside in another package structure.
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There are three actor systems used in the sample:
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* CalculatorApplication : the actor system performing the number crunching
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* LookupApplication : illustrates how to look up an actor on a remote node and and how communicate with that actor
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* CreationApplication : illustrates how to create an actor on a remote node and how to communicate with that actor
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@ -134,5 +139,5 @@ The sample application is just that, i.e. a sample. Parts of it are not the way
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Some improvements are to remove all hard coded addresses from the code as they reduce the flexibility of how and
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where the application can be run. We leave this to the astute reader to refine the sample into a real-world app.
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[akka]: http://akka.io
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[sbt]: http://code.google.com/p/simple-build-tool/
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* `Akka <http://akka.io/>`_
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* `SBT <http://https://github.com/harrah/xsbt/wiki/>`_
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