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Add spring-batch- to module directory names (so folks can use mvn eclipse:eclipse if they want to).

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BATCH-238: Remove hibernate support for the Daos.
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2007-12-10 21:23:48 +00:00
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@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Spring Batch Getting Started
* Import the samples project from the samples directory.
* Add all the jar files in the distribution as library dependencies (except spring-batch-samples-<versionId>.jar). There are jars in samples/lib and in sources/lib including some duplicates.
* Add all the jar files in the distribution as library dependencies (except <<<spring-batch-samples-<versionId>.jar>>>). There are jars in <<<samples/lib>>> and in <<<sources/lib>>>, including some duplicates.
* Add the additional jars as a library dependencies
@@ -47,9 +47,9 @@ Spring Batch Getting Started
* Run the unit tests in your project under src/test/java. N.B. the FootbalJobFunctionTests takes quite a long time to run.
You can get a pretty good idea about how to set up a job by examining the unit tests in the org.springframework.batch.sample package (src/main/java) and the configuration in src/main/resources/jobs.
You can get a pretty good idea about how to set up a job by examining the unit tests in the <<<org.springframework.batch.sample>>> package (in <<<src/main/java>>>) and the configuration in <<<src/main/resources/jobs>>>.
To launch a job from the command line instead of a unit test use the BatchCommandLineLauncher.main method (see Javadocs included in that class).
To launch a job from the command line instead of a unit test use the <<<BatchCommandLineLauncher.main()>>> method (see Javadocs included in that class).
** With Maven on the Command Line