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		<h3>Table of Contents</h2>
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			<li><a href="#settingup">Setting up Jaggery</a></li>
            <li><a href="#helloworld">The "Hello World" Jaggery App</a></li>
			<li><a href="#deploying">How To Deploy A Jaggery App</a></li>
			<li><a href="#jaggeryserver">Jaggery Server</a></li>
			<li><a href="#commandline">Jaggery Command Line Client</a></li>
			<li><a href="#commands">The List Of Commands</a></li>
			<li><a href="#shell">The Shell Mode</a></li>
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		<p align="right">The Delicious Javascript Framework. - How to set it up and how to get started.</p>
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                <a class="btn success large" href="http://dist.wso2.org/products/jaggery/dl/jaggery-0.9.0-SNAPSHOT_ALPHA3.zip">Download Jaggery </a>
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                    Setting up Jaggery
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                <li>Extract <code>jaggery-0.9.0-SNAPSHOT_ALPHA3.zip</code> to a directory you prefer. lets call it <code>JAGGERY_HOME</code></li>
                <li>Navigate to <code>JAGGERY_HOME/bin</code> directory which contains all the Jaggery execution scripts.</li>
                <li>Run <code>sh JAGGERY_HOME/bin/server.sh</code> &nbsp; (<code>JAGGERY_HOME/bin/server.bat</code>in windows) command to start the server</li>
                <li>Point the browser URL to <code><a href="http://localhost:9763/taskmaster" target="_blank">http://localhost:9763/taskmaster</a></code></li>
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                    The "Hello World" Jaggery App
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                <li>Create a directory called <code>helloapp</code> at <code><code>{JAGGERY_HOME}/apps/</code></code></li>
                <li>Create a jaggery file <code>helloworld.jag</code> inside the <code>helloapp</code> directory and add the following code snippet</li>
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&lt%
    var name = 'Jaggery';
    print("Hello " + name);
%&gt
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                <li>Thats it! now point to  <code><a href="http://localhost:9763/helloapp/helloworld.jag" target="_blank">http://localhost:9763/helloapp/helloworld.jag</a></code></li>
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            <p>Excited ?? check out the <a href="/documentation.jag">Jaggery API</a></p>

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            <h2>How To Deploy A Jaggery App</h2>


            <p>In-order to compose a Jaggery script you will need to give it a <code>.jag</code> extension.</p>

            <p>There are no restrictions for the directory structure, add your <code>.jag</code> files where ever you want, and copy the entire directory to <code>{JAGGERY_HOME}/apps/</code> directory.
                The Jaggery Server will then deploy the directory as an application which will be shown in the
                management console. The directory name will be taken as the application context name</p>

            <p>Alternatively your app could be uploaded as a .zip archive using the management console. The upload page can be found under the Add link in Jaggery Applications section.</p>
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            <img alt="Upload Jaggery" src="images/uploadjaggery.png"/>

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	                Jaggery Server
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	            Jaggery Server is the Runtime Environment that hosts Jaggery applications.
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	            It contains a management console, for admins to manage (deploy, reload, stop and start) Jaggery apps. Using the management console, admins can gather basic statistics about
	            deployed applications.
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	            Jaggery Server is powered by WSO2 carbon OSGi Runtime
	
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	            Management console can be accessed by <code><a href="https://localhost:9443/admin" target="_blank">https://localhost:9443/admin</a></code>
				 - Username : "admin" , Password : "admin"
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	        <img alt="Jaggery Management Console" src="images/j-mgt-console.png" />
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                    Jaggery Command Line Client
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                The Jaggery command line client ships with the Jaggery server and can be executed at bin/jaggery.bat or bin/jaggery.sh
                based on your platform. Using this it is possible to enter into the command line console.
            </p>

            <span class="label important">Important !</span>&nbsp; <em>Jaggery CMD is still experimental, and is for developer preview. You are welcome to play with it and please do provide us your <a href="https://wso2.org/jira/browse/JAGGERY">feedback</a></em>
            
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                    The List Of Commands
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            <p><code>&lt;script.jag&gt;</code> - Load Jaggery script (script.jag) from the current path.
            <br/><br/><code>Eg :- sh jaggery.sh script.jag</code></p>

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            <img alt="Jaggery Commands" src="images/load.png"/>
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            <p><code>-help</code> &#150 Shows all the commands for help.</p>

            <p><code>-quit</code> &#150 Quits the Jaggery command line (Only applicable for shell mode).</p>
            
            <p><code>-shell</code> &#150 Enter into the shell mode (shell mode is described in the next section).</p>
            
            <p><code>-version</code> &#150 Shows the current version of the Jaggery build.</p>
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                The Shell Mode
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        	Jaggery shell mode will facilitate the evaluation of Jaggery expressions. Also this will be helpful for interactive script executions and debugging.
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        <img alt="Jaggery Shell" src="images/shell.png"/>

        <p><code>help</code> &#150 Shows all the commands for help.</p>

        <p><code>quit</code> &#150 Quits the Jaggery command line (Only applicable for shell mode).</p>

        <p><code>version</code> &#150 Shows the current version of the Jaggery build.</p>
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