--- projects/cms/source/server/README	2000/12/11 23:39:56	1.3.2.1
+++ projects/cms/source/server/README	2001/01/07 21:12:40	1.5
@@ -1,18 +1,59 @@
 i-scream Server Startup
 =======================
 
-Current startup sequence:
+Recommended startup sequence of components:
 
-uk.ac.ukc.iscream.core.Core
-uk.ac.ukc.iscream.clientinterface.ClientInterfaceMain
-uk.ac.ukc.iscream.dbinterface.DBInterfaceMain
-uk.ac.ukc.iscream.filtermanager.FilterManager
-uk.ac.ukc.iscream.rootfilter.RootFilterMain
-uk.ac.ukc.iscream.filter.FilterMain
+Core
+ClientInterfaceMain
+DBInterfaceMain
+FilterManager
+RootFilterMain
+FilterMain
 
-In it's current state just typing "make run" will compile and package the
-whole server. However, only the Core can be run from this until the branch
-is merged back onto the main tree and the ComponentManager integrated.
+It is not necessary to start both the ClientInterfaceMain and DBInterfaceMain,
+the server will handle only one. Multiple Filter's can be started as required.
 
+These are all loaded through the ComponentManager. More details on how to
+operate this will be provided later on. Typing "make run" will make an
+attempt to load it up.
+
 nb. You will need to ensure that the relevant libraries are in the
     build/lib directory. See the README in there for details.
+
+Makefile
+========
+The following targets are available;
+
+build
+
+  Compile the entire server package, include the IDL file. Generates the
+  JAR file for the final package.
+
+run
+
+  Run's the server from the JAR file in /build.
+
+clean
+
+  Cleans all compiled code, and javadoc pages.
+
+distclean
+
+  Also cleans files left by configure, including the libraries.
+
+install
+
+  Installs the server to a given directory. Also takes a prefix;
+    make install prefix = /usr/i-scream
+
+cvsbuild
+
+  Builds any tagged version of the server from CVS. This saves the need to
+  checkout a version to build it, as it's all done automatically;
+    make install rev = RELEASE_1
+  Default tag is HEAD.
+
+javadoc
+
+  Builds all the javadoc pages in the `doc' directory.
+