Just a note: the EBJava demo running at http://volkstar.resnet.tamu.edu/EBJava/EBJava.html is not to be counted on.
That is my PC/development platform, so if I feel like mucking around with the server code, I will be pulling the server online and offline to check stuff.
I don't mind anyone using it, as long as they keep in mind not to rely on it. Hopefully soon we will have a production server running a nice stable version.
~Chris
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I lost my university provided internet connection for the summer, and so the demo server is offline. It is unfortunate that out of the three offers we had for perminate servers, all of them have fallen through from hardware and software issues.
Just a note: the EBJava demo running at http://volkstar.resnet.tamu.edu/EBJava/EBJava.html is not to be counted on.
That is my PC/development platform, so if I feel like mucking around with the server code, I will be pulling the server online and offline to check stuff.
I don't mind anyone using it, as long as they keep in mind not to rely on it. Hopefully soon we will have a production server running a nice stable version.
~Chris
I cant connect to the Demo Server: http://volkstar.resnet.tamu.edu/EBJava/EBJava.html
and I failed to install EBJava cause of the lack of the
EBJava.html file in the distribution...
Jan-Erik
I lost my university provided internet connection for the summer, and so the demo server is offline. It is unfortunate that out of the three offers we had for perminate servers, all of them have fallen through from hardware and software issues.
My EBJava.html file looks like this:
<html><head><title>EBJava</title></head>
<BODY bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000">
<applet code="EB.class" archive="EB.jar" width=200 height=340>
<PARAM NAME="Port" VALUE="113">
</applet>
</body></html>