File	Date	Author	Commit
catalogs	2016-03-21	André Schenk	[5951fb] reset to version 1.7
decoderTypes	2013-05-20	André Schenk	[d936b9] added some decoder definitions from Lothar Roth
gameport	2016-03-21	André Schenk	[5951fb] reset to version 1.7
lib	2015-12-02	André Schenk	[b52eb1] prevent NPE
mappings	2010-04-07	André Schenk	[66da69] refactored Gamepad support
src	2017-12-20	aschenk	[d020c0] fixed Sonar issues
.classpath	2013-12-19	André Schenk	[7bb816] added support for RailCom feedback messages
.gitignore	2017-12-19	aschenk	[b129e0] added j-man.jar
.project	2008-01-25	André Schenk	[985ddf] created HEAD branch
COPYING	2008-01-25	André Schenk	[ebabaf] created HEAD branch
HISTORY	2012-04-11	André Schenk	[72f195] added note for release 1.5.1
README	2013-05-20	André Schenk	[cd3c2d] copied from old SVN repository
build.properties	2016-08-26	aschenk	[ebd9cf] added Sonar task
build.xml	2017-12-19	aschenk	[e16c47] fixed Sonar issues
j-man	2016-03-21	André Schenk	[5951fb] reset to version 1.7

Read Me

   j-man - Java SRCP client with graphical user interface to control model
           railways, track switches and signals

   This Software gives you a graphical interface to drive your model railroad,
   to control accessories like track switches and signals, to visualise the
   state of feedback modules and to program decoders. You need an SRCP server
   to communicate with.

   There is no warranty the software works correct. You use this
   software on your own risk.

License
=======

   This software underlies the GNU public license.

Requirements
============

   Java 7 or newer is needed to build the program.

   The program only talks to SRCP 0.8 servers. SRCP 0.7 is no longer
   supported.

Basic Installation
==================

   These are generic installation instructions.

   The `ant' tool is used to build the complete program.

   `ant jar' builds the j-man.jar file which is necessary to start the
   program from the shell script `j-man'. Developers may use `ant j-man'
   to start j-man directly from ant.

Usage
=====

   The gameport support is working only in a Linux environment. For this
   the system library path must be appended with the native code which
   handles the connection to the gameport. Both the shell  script `j-man'
   and the ant target "j-man" do this.

   Nevertheless the program is running under Windows but without gameport
   support. To start the program here simply double click the j-man.jar.

   Mapping from the gamepad buttons to the j-man functions is done with the
   file "mappings/gamepad". Please look into this file to see the current
   mapping and to adapt the mapping to your personal needs.

Support
=======

  For more information please look at the project's home page
  http://sourceforge.net/projects/j-man/, subscribe to the mailing list
  j-man-devel@lists.sourceforge.net (English) or go to the Usenet newsgroup
  de.rec.modelle.bahn (German).


André Schenk, April 2013