Re: Status Update & early preview

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Hello Clemens,

Did you submit your mid term evaluation? Melange is broken as usual and doesn't let me check this, so I wanted to be sure.

BTW, cacio-web is uber cool :)

Cheers,
Mario
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----- Reply message -----
Da: "Clemens Eisserer" <linuxhippy at gmail.com>
Data: mer, lug 13, 2011 15:21
Oggetto: Status Update & early preview
A: <caciocavallo-dev at openjdk.java.net>

Hi,

The code in the repo should now have demo-quality, it should build and run
the app you try ;)
I've extended the README with instructions how to build the caciocavallo-web
backend and how to start applications.
For now only german keyboards are partially supported.

All the stuff I've been working on lately (improved damage tracking,
image-data transport, ...) is disabled,
I thought now with midterm evaluations it would be good to produce an
actually working version before breaking everything during the changes ;)

I've removed the external lgpl licensed dependencies, and for now placed
them on a private server:
http://93.83.133.214/cacioweb/cacio_dependencies.jar
I would like to get rid of the dependencies, except for the keyboard code.
What do you think about starting a gnu/svannah project for the keyboard
code, as it could be useful for many more projects (actually there are quite
a few using their own versions of the code already).

- Clemens
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