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[sre] Add decoration to the network launch configuration panel in ord…
…er to explain the meaning of the parameters. Signed-off-by: Stéphane Galland <galland@arakhne.org>
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JanusLaunchNetworkTab_0=Networking | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_1=Enable SRE communication over the computer network ({0} or {1}) | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_10=Each SRE kernel is an Hazelcast node.\n\ | ||
These nodes may interact with the other nodes over a computer\n\ | ||
network when they are inside the single Hazelcast group, named\n\ | ||
cluster. The minimal number of members in a cluster is a strict\n\ | ||
constraint that indicates the Hazelcast infrastructure is waiting\n\ | ||
for the given number of cluster members before starting. A consequence\n\ | ||
of this constraint is that a SRE is blocked until the Hazelcast framework\n\ | ||
has built a cluster with the given amount of members.\n\ | ||
The default value for the minimal number of members is {1}. | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_2=Cluster name ({0}): | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_3=Minimal size of the cluster ({0}): | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_4=Auto-incrementation of the socket port numbers ({0}) | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_5=This panel enables the configuration of the networking features of the Janus SARL Runtime Environment.\n\ | ||
It is based on the Hazelcast library for supporting the communication between the SRE kernels over the network. | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_6=<root context id> | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_7=Default is: {0} | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_7=Each SRE kernel is an Hazelcast node.\n\ | ||
These nodes may interact with the other nodes over a computer\n\ | ||
network when they are inside the single Hazelcast group, named\n\ | ||
cluster. In order to create different clusters in parallel, each\n\ | ||
cluster is identified by its name. You could specify explicitly\n\ | ||
the cluster''s name with this configuration parameter. If you do\n\ | ||
not specify a name, the SRE will use the default value\n\ | ||
''{0}'', where\n\ | ||
''{1}'' is the identifier of the root\n\ | ||
agent context in the SRE.\n\ | ||
Caution: even if the SRE nodes are not connected to clusters with\n\ | ||
different names, there is no warranty about the privacy of exchanged\n\ | ||
messages within a cluster. In other words, it is still technically\n\ | ||
possible to connect an Haselcast node to the cluster for obtaining the\n\ | ||
exchanged messages. | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_8=<name> | ||
JanusLaunchNetworkTab_9=<nb> |
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