by absurdhero
jSense aims to be a totally autonomous content filter that analyses pages with XML based filter definitions. Its proxy server base will ultimately have support for many protocols other than HTTP. It utilizes pure java and XML.
The source and binaries for the first jsense release are available. The filter doesn't fully function yet but the code has been cleaned up and most of it works. Have Fun!
This is the first release. Take a look at the features.txt to see what has been done and what still needs to be done.
absurdhero committed patchset 13 of module jsense to the jSense Internet Content Filter CVS repository, changing 4 files
absurdhero committed patchset 12 of module jsense to the jSense Internet Content Filter CVS repository, changing 39 files
absurdhero committed patchset 11 of module jsense to the jSense Internet Content Filter CVS repository, changing 35 files
absurdhero committed patchset 10 of module jsense to the jSense Internet Content Filter CVS repository, changing 73 files
absurdhero committed patchset 9 of module jsense to the jSense Internet Content Filter CVS repository, changing 17 files
absurdhero committed patchset 8 of module jsense to the jSense Internet Content Filter CVS repository, changing 41 files
I have the source code up on CVS. I wrote a README, INSTALL and I cleaned up the directory for your browsing pleasure. Look for new revisions weekly. As I noted before, the first release will be on our around the first of April.
I have run into a nasty little problem. My program needs to be able to understand many character sets. I do not know how to detect what encoding is used or how to convert the byte[] data stream into a readable String or char[]. At this time, The program ...
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