[jarti-announce] jaRTI No Longer Available - Portico Released

[Tim P. <ti...@li...>]

Hello jaRTI people,

This will be my final email to the jarti-announce mailing list. For  
those of you who don't know (or forgot), jaRTI has been renamed to  
Portico and a new website has sprung up to house it (http:// 
porticoproject.org). The first release of the Portico Project is now  
available for download (portico-v0.7rc1) and as such, I have disabled  
all jaRTI downloads at SourceForge. From this point on, the source  
code for jaRTI will remain available in the Subversion repository,  
although it is now quite out of date.

So, I'd suggest everyone head on over to the Portico site and get a  
brand new copy of an RTI that has had a lot of work done to it over  
the past 6 months. Most notably, Portico now includes a HLA 1.3 C++  
interface for both Windows and Linux. On windows, the interface is  
binary drop-in compatible with RTI-NGv6, so there is no need to  
recompile anything. For a list of services and methods that Portico  
currently supports, along with other documentation, see the website.

I would also suggest that anyone who hasn't already done so should  
sign up to the portico-announce mailing list: https:// 
lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/portico-announce

It's been a fun ride, thanks to everyone for the support, and  
especially to Michael Fraser, the jaRTI co-developer for his enormous  
work on the project. Portico has a promising future and that wouldn't  
be so but for his efforts.

Links to note:
http://porticoproject.org (documentation, downloads, everything else)
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/portico-announce (new  
mailing list, SIGN UP!!)

Cheers,
Tim Pokorny - Lead Portico/jaRTI Developer