Updated README.md to reflect generated path and removed discovery

Frank Natividad · Frank Natividad · commit 7f1fa4e61d18 · 2017-03-13T12:45:52.000-07:00
diff --git a/appengine/endpoints-frameworks-v2/migration-example/README.md b/appengine/endpoints-frameworks-v2/migration-example/README.md
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Hello World Google Cloud Endpoints for App Engine with a discovery document
+# Hello World Google Cloud Endpoints for App Engine
 
 This sample provides an example of a [migration][7] from the prior version of
 [Google Cloud Endpoints Frameworks][3] to new [Google Cloud Endpoints Frameworks for App Engine][8].
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ For clarity, the prior Endpoints Frameworks and the new Endpoints Frameworks are
 denoted as Endpoints Frameworks v1.0 and Endpoints Frameworks v2.0 respectively.
 
 Google Cloud Endpoints Frameworks v2.0 provides new functionality which may
-require payment and uses an OpenAPI specification instead of the discovery document.
+require payment and uses an OpenAPI specification.
 The OpenAPI development process is explained [here][8] and a quickstart is
 provided [here][9].
 
@@ -61,37 +61,39 @@ provided [here][9].
 
 ###  Maven
 
-1. Build a fresh binary with
+1. Build a fresh binary by using:
 
     `mvn clean compile`
 
-1. Run the application locally at [localhost:8080][5] with
+1. Run the application locally at [localhost:8080][5] by using:
 
     `mvn appengine:run`
 
-1. Generate the client library in a zip file named `helloworld-v1-java.zip` with
+1. Generate the client library located at `target/client-libs/helloworld-v1-java.zip`
+   by using:
 
     `mvn endpoints-framework:clientLibs`
 
-1. Deploy your application to Google App Engine with
+1. Deploy your application to Google App Engine by using:
 
     `mvn appengine:deploy`
 
 ### Gradle
 
-1. Build a fresh binary with
+1. Build a fresh binary by using:
 
     `gradle clean compileJava`
 
-1. Run the application locally at [localhost:8080][5] with
+1. Run the application locally at [localhost:8080][5] by using:
 
     `gradle appengineRun`
 
-1. Generate the client library in a zip file named `helloworld-v1-java.zip` with
+1. Generate the client library located at `build/endpointsClientLibs/helloworld-v1-java.zip`
+   by using:
 
     `gradle endpointsClientLibs`
 
-1. Deploy your application to Google App Engine with
+1. Deploy your application to Google App Engine by using:
 
     `gradle appengineDeploy`
 
