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SVN hickups
In the last days I had some issues with the SVN repository. I couldn't manage to upload right from my eclipse workspace, so I had to delete all stuff every now and then. Yesterday I did it again to cleanup the repository for v0.0.4, which is in the queue for this weekend.
So if you want to checkup the SVN sources, please be aware that the repository could change dramatically. Later - when the project is running smoothly - this behavior will stop. I promise. ;-)
2007-03-16 15:14:18 UTC by schwarzer_peter
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Webpage removed
Today I removed the webpage because I really was annoyed of the complexity of Nucleus. I just want a place where I can provide users with some basic information:
Where can I download JUsenet?
What is JUsenet?
Do I need it?
Nucleus was definitly a bit too large for this. I'm considering a static page now, maybe with this news feed included somehow. Well, if I have time at the weekend, I'll put some basic stuff on. Yet the webpage will only forward you to our SF project page.
2007-03-15 21:18:25 UTC by schwarzer_peter
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v0.0.3 released
There is another release for JUsenet available. This includes a minor fix and some convenient stuff: you can edit your server settings in a dialog now! No more fiddling with jusenet.ini...
I tried to build 4 packages for this:
+ a complete package including all libraries (named "new")
+ a binary package without libraries
+ a source package
+ a 3rd party library package
You can choose what to download. If you already have all libraries from a previous download, you can just download the new binary package and overwrite all fils.
Please, report bugs to me. You help me a lot with it.
2007-03-13 22:25:15 UTC by schwarzer_peter
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0.0.2 Released
Today I release the next eary-alpha version of JUsenet. I rewrote it to use Hibernate & HSQLDB in the background to store articles and groups.
For now, you have to run startdb.bat before running jusenet.bat. There are some messages in the command line window saying that the server is running (hopefully) and after JUsenet starts, there will be one or more error message complaining about a missing file called "jusenet.ini".
You have to edit that file and include the lines "nntp.hostname=your.host.org", "nntp.port=119", "nntp.username=username" and "nntp.password=password" when they are missing. After that you can connect to your NNTP server.
Good Luck and have fun! And try to not see the missing stuff in the GUI... ;-)
2007-03-12 18:53:50 UTC by schwarzer_peter
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First public release of JUsenet
Today I released the first version of JUsenet. It is far from being complete and more of a tech-demo. But you can connect to a NNTP server, browse the grouplist and read articles. Grab it at http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jusenet/JUsenet-0.0.1.zip?download and send me your feedback!
2006-09-05 16:37:09 UTC by schwarzer_peter
