Gradle is the build tool we are using. Here are some instructions:
Compile the project using the gradle wrapper:
./gradlew assemble
Compile and run the tests:
./gradlew build
The gradle config config contains several tasks that start application components for you. You can list them with
./gradlew tasks --all
And search for 'Other tasks' starting with run-. For example, to run the monitoring server, execute:
(the --console=plain flag disables CLI features, like color output, that may break the console output when running a interactive application)
./gradlew --console=plain run-monitoring
Run nameservers:
./gradlew --console=plain run-ns-root
./gradlew --console=plain run-ns-planet
./gradlew --console=plain run-ns-ze
./gradlew --console=plain run-ns-univer
Run mailbox servers:
./gradlew --console=plain run-mailbox-earth-planet
./gradlew --console=plain run-mailbox-univer-ze
Run transfer servers:
./gradlew --console=plain run-transfer-1
./gradlew --console=plain run-transfer-2
Finally, run the client:
./gradlew --console=plain run-client-trillian
On the client task, send messages with msg <to> "<subject>" "<data>"
Type $help to see all available commands.