@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Using distributed functionality with Mack is incredibly easy. The first thing we That's the glue that holds everything together. The ring server acts a registry/lookup agent so applications know where to find the services they are looking for. -In order to use the distributed functionality, you really need to applications. The first application will be serving the distributed object(s), routes, etc... and the second application will be using the distributed functionality. Both applications will need the mack-distributed gem. In the config/initializers/gems.rb add the following to both applications: +In order to use the distributed functionality, you really need two applications. The first application will be serving the distributed object(s), routes, etc... and the second application will be using the distributed functionality. Both applications will need the mack-distributed gem. In the config/initializers/gems.rb add the following to both applications: gem.add "mack-distributed", :libs => "mack-distributed" mack-distributed/README 377cddde21884f01815bcc920a3414c1929712e1 Mark Bates mark@markbates.com http://github.com/markbates/mack-more/commit/415e29d843601f2cd5c1efac12f3881bad4cb880 415e29d843601f2cd5c1efac12f3881bad4cb880 2008-08-08T07:13:23-07:00 2008-08-08T07:13:23-07:00 Corrected some RDoc. 2dc41b1843ab11efcb2858c15be1a5feabff3163 Mark Bates mark@markbates.com