Basic Structure

To start with, you need a Plume object. Which kind of Plume you use will determine the execution model of your program as well as the concrete types of all of your objects.

Right now, the choice is easy. There is only one kind of Plume and that is the local.eager.LocalPlume. If you look at the WordCountTest you can see how to use it. You can also choose to inherit from Plume so that you have direct access to the functions. I don’t recommend static imports, however, since you might get static functions from different plumes mixed together. There is no guarantee that the different execution models will play together so you would be letting yourself in for some nasty surprises if you did that.