Yum User's Guide Yum version 0.1 Document Last Updated: 22/02/2006 Contents 1.0    Overview
	1.1    Summary 1.2    System Request 1.3    Features 1.4    Download 1.5    File and package structure
2.0 Configure
	2.1    STEP ONE: Yum webapp 2.2    STEP TWO: Yum client webapp 2.3    STEP THREE: Servlet container
3.0  Usage
	3.1    Yum usage
4.0  Model
1.0    Overview
	1.1    Summary . Yum yet user manager, is a simple independent user access right management project,Role Based Acess Control, includes user, group, role, resurce, field and other object model,it provides to user as web servie, using hibernate, spring, axis etc. technology,simply integrates yale cas sso, adding simple point logout function. [top]
	1.2   System Request l Jdk1.5 l Supported ssl servlet container [top]
	1.3    Features Yum contains the following high level features · Stand-Alone User Manager Yum maybe is a sub project or sub module, it provides to user as web servie · Simply SSO and SSOFF: integrates yale cas sso, adding simple point logout function. [Top]
	1.4  Download cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/yum login cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/yum co -P . [Top]
	1.5  File and package structure The distribution contains the following directories: Directory: yum yum main service Directory: yum-client a yum client ,for user admin Directory: yum-jetty just for developer [Top]
2.0    Configure Installation involves adding the appropriate JARs to the CLASSPATH
	2.1    STEP ONE: yum webapp · Web.xml [Top]
	2.2    STEP TWO:yum client webapp · web.xml [top]
	2.3    STEP THREE: Servlet container Tomcat Jetty [Top]
3.0 Usage l Run without eclipse: Cd yum-jetty/build Ant dev Ant startJetty http://localhost:8080/yum-client Add webservice : cd yum/build ant delopy.webservice l Run with eclipse Main class: jetty.startJetty launch jetty servlet container Jetty.userDBClient launch hsql client 4.0 Model l Yum Model