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+-*-text-*- $Id: README.Gentoo,v 1.1 2004/07/20 03:50:56 mkennedy Exp $
+
+Starting 
+-------- 
+
+Start JBoss by running the jboss RC script found in /etc/init.d/.  Do
+the regular 'rc-update jboss <runlevel>' to automatically start JBoss
+upon entering a runlevel.  Customizing the JBoss setup by changing the
+environment variables in /etc/conf.d/jboss.  Refer to that file for
+further documentation on the environment variables used during
+startup.
+
+For security reasons, the application server is running as the 'jboss'
+user.  This may be changed in the /etc/conf.d/jboss script.
+
+NOTE: ANY LOCAL USER MAY STOP A RUNNING JBOSS.  YOU SHOULD CONSIDER
+THIS ASPECT FOR PRODUCTION SYSTEMS.  
+
+Tips on securing your JBoss installations can be found along with
+other documentation at the JBoss Wiki:
+
+       http://jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp
+       http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=SecureJBoss
+
+
+Logging 
+-------
+
+All configurations shipping with this ebuild have been set up to log
+to the /var/log/jboss/server file using a time/date based rolling
+file appender.
+
+While console logging is turned on for debugging purposes, standard
+out and standard err are redirected to /dev/null by default.  This may
+be changed in /etc/conf.d/jboss.  As the application server is running
+as 'jboss', you will have to tweak /dev/console's access permissions
+to allow jboss access to the device.
+
+
+Gentoo Specific News about the JBoss port
+-----------------------------------------
+
+NEWS.Gentoo is now installed with this document.  It documents
+high-level changes to this port.
+
+
+Client applications
+-------------------
+
+The jars required for compiling and running client applications are
+installed to /usr/share/jboss/lib.  Add these jars to your classpath
+with the java-config command using either the --set-system-classpath
+or --set-user-classpath parameter.
+
+Enjoy!
+
+
+Authors of this Document
+------------------------
+
+tho <thomas.osterlie@acm.org>
+Matthew Kennedy <mkennedy@gentoo.org>