@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ If your program uses the binding form to set special variables to something, you The binding-for-swarmiji works exactly the same way as binding (indeed, it sets up an actual binding under the covers) - but also allows the swarmiji runtime to automatically rebind the vars inside the sevak-server. -Here's how it works - lets assume you're using my capjure library :) to do some HBase stuff from your sevaks. Capjure requires the *hbase-master* and *primary-keys-config* vars to be set up appropriately. So you would start your sevak-server from inside a binding-for-swarmiji call like this - +Here's how it works - lets assume you're using my <a href="http://github.com/amitrathore/capjure/tree/master">capjure</a> library :) to do some HBase stuff from your sevaks. Capjure requires the *hbase-master* and *primary-keys-config* vars to be set up appropriately. So you would start your sevak-server from inside a binding-for-swarmiji call like this - <pre><code> (use 'some.hbase-using.sevak-functions) README.textile ca62747451ff8791deb2384abc532830b81ebe64 Amit Rathore amitrathore@gmail.com http://github.com/amitrathore/swarmiji/commit/bf34d977f14950f2c82002408841978b4007be69 bf34d977f14950f2c82002408841978b4007be69 2009-08-01T15:26:38-07:00 2009-08-01T15:26:38-07:00 added link to capjure in the with-swarmiji-binding documentation 7c2cad6939b14045aa1fb6fbaa428a2d9af32a72 Amit Rathore amitrathore@gmail.com