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   == License
   appNG is licensed under the https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0[Apache License 2.0^].
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positive.code: * Easily provide your own *SOAP* or *REST* based webservices
  * Fully supports *internationalization* (i18n)
  * *Easy deployment* by providing a repository mechanism
  * Cluster support and *horizontal scaling*
  * Powerful *administration tools* like a command line interface (CLI) and a REST-client
  * Supports the *Bean Validation API*
  * Supports *indexing and searching*, powered by http://lucene.apache.org/[Lucene^]
  * Customizable *templating* mechanism
  * Configurable and extendable *authentication mechanism* (local, LDAP etc.)
  * Provides *job scheduling* powered by http://www.quartz-scheduler.org/[Quartz^]
  * Provides a large set of commonly used *libraries* such as https://commons.apache.org/[Apache Commons^] or https://github.com/FasterXML/jackson[Jackson^]
  * Can serve *JSP*-content that can make use of the appNG *tag library*
  * *Multi-tenancy* allows to separate or group applications
  
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  The final step is to __reload__ the site `manager`. Therefore, login at http://localhost:8080/manager and click on the reload-icon shown next to the site in the overview. A message __"Site has been reloaded."__ should appear.
  
  After a re-login (see details below), a new navigation item named `MYAPPLICATION` should appear on the site's navigation on the left. When clicking it, you see the results of your very first appNG application. *Congratulations!*
  
  [NOTE]
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  During installation, the application's role `Admin` has been added to the appNG's built-in `Administrators` group, to which your user belongs to.
  Since the groups of a user are determined once during login, you need to re-login to apply the newly received permissions.
  
  For the following updates of your application, this step is therefore not necessary.
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  === What's next?
  You should import the Maven project into your favorite IDE. Then start browsing the code to get an idea of how an appNG application works.
  You should also take a look at the https://appng.org/appng/docs/{snapshot}/reference/html/developerguide.html[Developer Guide].
  
  You may also want to check out *appNGizer* at http://localhost:8080/appNGizer. The user manual can be found here:
  https://appng.org/appng/docs/{snapshot}/appngizer/html/appngizer-user-manual.html
  
  == Components
  
  