Updating docs for failover project example

examples/failover-project/README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,9 @@
 This project shows an example of configuring replica forests for the out-of-the-box databases that are typically worth 
-enabling failover.
+enabling failover. See https://github.com/marklogic-community/ml-gradle/wiki/Property-reference for more properties
+for configuring the replica forests that are created.
 
 Note that you'll need to run this against a cluster with at least two nodes (failover requires three nodes, but you
 only need two nodes to see how ml-gradle will create replica forests).
-
+
+For complete control of primary and replica forests, check out 
+the [custom forests and replicas](../custom-forests-and-replicas-project) project.

examples/failover-project/gradle.properties

@@ -4,9 +4,13 @@ mlRestPort=8013
 mlUsername=admin
 mlPassword=admin
 
-# The following configuration property lets you easily define how many replicas you want of the forests
-# for each database. For more precise control over forests and replicas, look into DeployCustomForestsCommand
-# and DeployCustomForestsTask.
-#mlDatabaseNamesAndReplicaCounts=Security,2,Schemas,1,Meters,1,App-Services,1
+# mlDatabaseNamesAndReplicaCounts lets you easily configure the number of replica forests you want for each primary
+# forest attached to a given database.
+
+# This example shows configuring multiple default databases with replicas.
+# mlDatabaseNamesAndReplicaCounts=Security,2,Schemas,1,Meters,1,App-Services,1
+
+# This example shows configuring the database created by this project with replicas. You can of course configure the
+# number of primary forests you want for the content database too.
 mlContentForestsPerHost=1
-mlDatabaseNamesAndReplicaCounts=failover-example-content,1
+mlDatabaseNamesAndReplicaCounts=failover-example-content,1