ConcX version 2.3 Is Released

ConcX 2.3 was released on 12-20 2017. This latest version of ConcX has a bunch of changes made to improve the cosmetics, performance, and reliabiltiy of the application. It can be run from its jar file or from the NetBeans IDE in either Windows or Linux. The biggest improvement was the addition of beaks which insulate the code from the location of the data resources, either the TupleTree or files in the file system. Selecting a food pod or a file automatically gets the correct type of beak loaded, which allows the code to make standard calls to retrieve food pods. The possible combinations of TupleTree and files, one food or two foods eaten, one or two foods stored, etc, resulted in more than 140 test conditions being successfully tested in this version.

This latest concx.jar comes zipped with the necessary libraries and with a whole bunch of flock files to make it easy to get started. Just unzip all the files and folders from the zip file in a folder of your choosing and ConcX should configure itself and run from any folder.

Apologies to Mac users and Eclipse users: ConcX is running on Windows and Linux but has not yet been tested on these other systems.