Wolf, Was that comment about the JRE ironic, or were you referring to: http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,108202,tk,dn122302X,00.asp
Sualeh. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wolf Paulus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 12:06 AM Subject: [Forum] Happy New Year from Carlsbad Cubes > Happy New Year! > > I don't want to get into the almost inevitable year-end mood, commenting > on all the things that happened in 2002. Just one thing, I would really > like to see M$ ship a recent version of the Java JRE with all Windows > installations in 2003 ;-) > > Anyway, the conversion of the user group from Yahoo-Groups to the > CarlsbadCubes.com Website has been completed. > As far as I can tell all but one account have been transferred an the > number of subscribers currently totals 334. > > Links to the forum are available at the CarlsbadCubes web site > http://www.CarlsbadCubes.com > > Moreover, you can manage your subscription following this URL: > http://jupiter.lunarpages.com/mailman/listinfo/forum_carlsbadcubes.com > The Thread archive is available here: > http://jupiter.lunarpages.com/pipermail/forum_carlsbadcubes.com/ > > Theodore: > Theodore "Release Candidate 1" is available through JavaWebstart here: > http://www.carlsbadcubes.com/theodore/ > Theodore 1.0 final release should become available in the first or > second week of January and the work on a subsequent version, which will > add new features, will start immediately thereafter. > > XML2Swing/Swinglet: > In the meanwhile, the work on XML2Swing/Swinglet progressed well. An > Editor (code-named Franklin), in its functionality comparable to > Theodore is in the making. Just like the Theodore class extended > Thinlet, Franklin extends Swinglet and therefore, Franklin serves as the > first real test case for Swinglet, I already discovered (and fixed) some > short comings. I'm planning on making a Franklin pre-view release > available in the second week of January. At the same time, Swinglet > should go opensource on SourceForge. > > What's in a name. > Unfortunately, the terms "Swinglet" and "XML2Swing" are already used > elsewhere. If you think you have a cool name for how to label the core > library/technology, which converts XML into a javax.swing object tree, > please let me know. > > Have a great year 2003. > > Lead, follow, or get out of the way..... > > -- > Wolf Paulus > > > > _______________________________________________ > Forum mailing list > [email protected] > http://jupiter.lunarpages.com/mailman/listinfo/forum_carlsbadcubes.com >
