Documentation roadmap

Title	Description
Release Notes	Describes new features and changes since the previous release.
Installing Apama	Instructions for installing Apama.
Introduction to Apama	Introduction to developing Apama applications, discussions of Apama architecture and concepts, and pointers to sources of information outside the documentation set.
Using Apama with Software AG Designer	Instructions for using Apama to create and test Apama projects, develop EPL programs, define Apama queries, develop JMon programs, and store, retrieve and play back data.
Developing Apama Applications	Describes the different technologies for developing applications: EPL monitors, Apama queries, Event Modeler, and Java. You can use one or several of these technologies to implement a single Apama application. In addition, there are C++, C, and Java APIs for developing components that plug in to a correlator. You can use these components from EPL.
Connecting Apama Applications to External Components	Describes how to connect Apama applications to any event data source, database, messaging infrastructure, or application. The general alternatives for doing this are as follows: Implement standard Apama Integration Adapter Framework (IAF) adapters. Create applications that use correlator-integrated messaging for JMS or Software AG's Universal Messaging. Use connectivity plug-ins written in Java or C++. Develop adapters with Apama APIs for Java and C++. Develop client applications with Apama APIs for Java, .NET, and C++.
Building and Using Dashboards	Describes how to build and use an Apama dashboard, which provides the ability to view and interact with scenarios and DataViews. An Apama project typically uses one or more dashboards, which are created in the Dashboard Builder. The Dashboard Viewer provides the ability to use dashboards created in Dashboard Builder. Dashboards can also be deployed as simple Web pages, applets, or WebStart applications. Deployed dashboards connect to one or more correlators by means of a Dashboard Data Server or Display Server.
Deploying and Managing Apama Applications	Describes how to deploy components with Command Central or with Apama's Enterprise Management and Monitoring (EMM) console. Also provides information for: Improving Apama application performance by using multiple correlators and saving and reusing a snapshot of a correlator's state. Managing and monitoring over REST (Representational State Transfer). Using correlator utilities.