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GeoServer Manager is a library to interact with GeoServer 2.x. I want to use it. but I didn't find any appropriate documentation for it. Can anyone help me by some tutorial or example?

here is a few examples : geo-solutions examples for geoserver manager
GeoServer-Manager wiki on GitHub: here
For example I want to add a new WFS layer into a certain workspace of geoserver. suppose I have a shafefile(.shp) and I want to add it into geoserver by geoserver-manager. How can I do that? here is the initial code:

String RESTURL  = "http://localhost:8080/geoserver";
String RESTUSER = "admin";
String RESTPW   = "geoserver";

GeoServerRESTReader reader = new GeoServerRESTReader(RESTURL, RESTUSER, RESTPW);
GeoServerRESTPublisher publisher = new GeoServerRESTPublisher(RESTURL, RESTUSER, RESTPW);
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closed as too broad by BradHards, PolyGeo♦ Nov 24 '14 at 7:16

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    Did you find the javadoc? You already have the examples and wiki. Can you ask a more specific question about it, rather than "some web link"? – BradHards Nov 24 '14 at 6:37
  • I want this question to be a source for accessing geoserver-manager tutorials. – Dariush Nov 24 '14 at 6:39
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    A question isn't meant to be a link-fest... – BradHards Nov 24 '14 at 6:41
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    I recommend using the links in your question, and then if you get stuck, write up precisely what you are trying to do and where you are stuck as a more focussed question. Another tip is that help with code is usually more forthcoming when you show where you are stuck in a code snippet of your own. – PolyGeo♦ Nov 24 '14 at 7:20
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    You still haven't told us what the problem is. You've copied some code, but not tried it yourself. You haven't shown an error message. – BradHards Nov 25 '14 at 19:48