Application.xml 

Application.xml contains the ID of your application. Additionally, you can use Application.xml as a data container for additional application-specific data. This file is optional.

JNet parses the Application tag of Application.xml. However, JNet does not interpret the tag, apart from the type attribute. You can enter the type attribute here, and reference it in the Application tag in the data file. If you do not use this file, you must enter the Application tag directly in the data file. Data sets without Application tag default to the application type TEST.

Example of an Application tag:

<Application type="SLM" version="1.0">

Apart from this tag, Application.xml depends entirely on the application (not JNet), and the application itself must define and parse this file. To be able to use this file, the application must be part of JNet; it must have its own Java source code.

Note that you should use the additional functions of this file in exceptional cases for specific applications only.