RE: [Aglets-users] webserver aglet

[Robert B. <rbergstrom@iSolutionsCorp.com>]

I don't know about the WebServerAglet.  I haven't tried to use it myself.
However, for an execellent example of an aglet that uses http messaging
check out:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/agletsnet/

The Monitor class allows you to dispatch an aglet from a web page.

As to the second question, there are lots people using aglets out there from
several parts of the world.  There are lots of students working on final
year projects.  As for development, things have been slow.  For me, life has
cut into my development time.  (This is a good thing. <g> )  I am an admin
of the SF project, so if there are any changes you'd like to submit, you can
send them to me.  Alternatively, you could post them to the developer list.
Moving to Java 2 introduced both a new security model and swing, so there's
no shortage of fun.  The project is still alive, just not as active as I
would like.  Such is the nature of volunteer projects.

// RAB

> -----Original Message-----
> From: agl...@li...
> [mailto:agl...@li...]On Behalf Of Kieran
> Buckley
> Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 7:17 PM
> To: agl...@li...
> Subject: [Aglets-users] re:webserver aglet
> 
> 
> >>Can anyone advise how can I create the WebServerAglet?
> 
> You are getting that error because many of the classes that it imports
> aren't built(compiled).
> from what i can see (in using the asdk with jdk1.2) many of 
> the imported
> classes in the webserver aglet aren't built and don't build 
> without loads of
> errors due to what are i presume incompatibilities in some 
> security classes
> with the new jdk.
> can anyone inform as what is the situation with aglets in 
> general.i have the
> feeling for some time now (due what seems to be less and less 
> traffic on
> this mailing list and a not that much development on the 
> aglets.org site)
> that interest is waning? don't get me wrong - i hope not but...?
> regards,
> kieran