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[Javascore-developer] JavaScore version 5.1 release

[Sandy G. <sa...@gr...>]

 
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 Dear Javascore  Developer :

Version 5.1 is now out the door.  Fixes several bugs, including bugs in
Snipe and Iceboat scoring, support olympic-path medal race scoring (ability
to "weight" races and ability to flag a race as non-discardable).  Also
improvements and bug fixes to splitting large classes into multiple
sub-divisions for qualifying series.  

This release requires use of Java version 5.  If you don't have Java 5 yet,
click on the "get Java" logo on the left for Windows and Linux.   For
Macintoshes go to:  <http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/java/>
http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/java/. 

For developers, up-to-date source code has been posted to the CVS repository
on the sourceforge site, AND is available as a single "jar" file download
from the javascore sourceforge project page:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/javascore/

I've done some reorganizing of the src code in CVS as a result it looks at
first glance like a mess.

BUT fear not, its not as bad as it seems - I consolidated the various
modules into a single new module: version5 - ignore all the other modules,
they should all be empty anyway.

I will also be migrating the source code over to SubVersion sometime this
summer.  Hopefully that will result in a cleaner appearing project tree.

[Javascore-developer] Javascore 2.1.0 released

[Sandy G. <sa...@gr...>]

I've finished releasing JavaScore 2.1

This is the first of either 2 or 3 releases culminating with version 3.0 in
March which will support Fleets and Sub-fleets.

The main incentive for posting this release is that Javascore now supports
multiple languages (that's spoken languages, like French, Spanish - not
computer languages).  It will recognize regional factors set within your
computer and adjust dates and numbers accordingly.  If you have installed a
new language pack, you can also have the Javascore labels and messages show
up in a different language.

Now, I only know English (or more precisely, American) so there are no new
language packs - yet. Those of you who have volunteered over the last year
or two to translate, let me know (and/or see the web page for directions).
The rest of you, I'll let you know as language packs become available.

The release and documentation and source code as always is available at:
	www.gromurph.org/javascore

Please let me know if you have any problems.  Especially check out the Whats
New to see what is new and what I hope to add over the next two months (ie
before the sailing season arrives).

Enjoy,
Sandy Grosvenor