The PAK framework and its command construction kit is extremely modular and easy to extend. This allows us to keep the framework attractive for everyones business. You can also benefit from this and extend the framework for your needs. The following guides show you how to do it easily.
Develop your own Core Components
Short summary how the framework uses the sub-engine creator interface.
In this summary you will get an idea how services are registered to the engine and how to write your own IServiceProvider.
In this short summary you will get an idea how you can transform the format of PAKs output data.
Short summary how the framework uses the model collector interface.
This HowTo introduces the @InjectService-annotation and explains how to use it correctly
This HowTo introduces the ICommandRestService-interface and explains how to use it correctly
This HowTo introduces the ICommandService-interface and explains how to use it correctly
This HowTo introduces the ICommandServiceProvicer-interface and explains how to use it correctly
This tutorial shows how to configure the Maven Repository Manager.
In this short summary you will get an idea how to use a factory to create an IServiceProvider.
In this guide you will learn how to enable sub-model handling for your engine.
In this short summary you will get an idea how to use the ContextBuilder to create the default IContext of the framework.
In this short summary you will get an idea how to use a factory to create an IServiceProvider.
In this summary you will get an idea how services are registered to the engine and how to write your own IServiceProvider.
In this short summary you will get an idea how to use the ContextBuilder to create the default IContext of the framework.
In this short summary you will get an idea how to use a factory to create an IServiceProvider.
In this short summary you will get an idea how to use a factory to create an IServiceProvider.
Develop your own Commands and Connectors
This HowTo shows along an example step by step how to write a simple Command.
This HowTo shows along an example how to unittest a simple Java Command.
This guide demonstrates how to integrate business logic in the form of Services into your Commands.
How to Build and Run your first Command Table of Contents 1. What You Will Learn 2. Prerequisites 3. What is a Command? 4. Implementation 4.1. Publishing the Command Jar-File…
This guide demonstrates how to integrate business logic in the form of Services into your Commands.
This HowTo shows along an example step by step how to write a simple Command.
This HowTo shows along an example how to unittest a simple Java Command.
How to Build and Run your first Command Table of Contents 1. What You Will Learn 2. Prerequisites 3. What is a Command? 4. Implementation 4.1. Publishing the Command Jar-File…