= ZooKernel description page = 

On this page you will find everything you need to know about the ZooKernel.


== Current status ==

Acutaly, you could compile and use the code available on the svn server on your own GNU / LINUX platform this way :

==== Getting the source code ====
To get the source code and compile on your platform, use the following command :
{{{
#!sh
cd zoo/trunk/
svn checkout svn+ssh://dev.cartography.st/mnt/data3/zoo-project/trunk/zoo-kernel zoo-kernel
}}}

==== Compiling the source code ====
First of all, you'll need to edit the Makefile and uncomment "{{{-DLINUX_FREE_ISSUE}}}" on the first line, then use the following commands :
{{{
#!sh
cd zoo-kernel
make
make demo_service.zo
}}}

Now, you get the ZooKernel  and two "service providers" : {{{demo_service.zo}}} (C++) and  {{{test_service.py}}} (Python).

==== Using the code ====
To run request to ZooKernel, use the following from your command line : 

{{{
#!sh
./service_loader ./ test_service.zo GetCapabilities
./service_loader ./Buffer.zcfg test_service.zo DescribeProcess
./service_loader ./Buffer.zcfg ./demo_service.zo Execute helloworld
./service_loader ./Buffer.zcfg ./demo_service.zo Execute printAgrument 1 2
./service_loader ./Buffer.zcfg ./demo_service.zo Execute printAgrument 1 2 bg
./service_loader ./Distance.zcfg test_service Execute helloworld
}}}

Finally you've runed two services from two services provider, the same way.