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From: Mike H. <mh...@le...> - 2001-10-18 17:16:54
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The Jolo java docs have been posted on the Jolo web site at: http://jolo.sourceforge.net/docs/api If you find any problems log a bug at: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=add&group_id=34024&atid=409986 Some of the classes haven't been fully documented yet... ok ok... most of the classes haven't been fully documented but if you have a question wondering what a class does or what something means the best way to get it fixed is to log a bug. If you're wondering where Jolo stands right now (because you don't actively participate in the Jolo development, slackers :)... The Jolo client renders everything that's in the game (which at this point really isn't very much) and allows you to scroll the view around. Conjam has done a lot of good work testing this out and is now waiting for the "real" way of processing MapObjects and such. The Jolo server reads its initialization from an XML file, uses the settings in the XML file to start a specified number of worker threads, starts a "console" connection manager so you can telnet into the Jolo server to manage it and change it's configuration, you can make socket connections to the server for game play that uses asynchronous communications. The actual game play processing is in the works and we still have some design issues to work out. In the near future we'll be posting something about nightly builds and how to download them. Jolo's activity ranking is slowing slipping so everyone go visit the Jolo page at http://sourceforge.net/projects/jolo and get involved in the Jolo development. If you're looking for something to do to contribute let me know (he...@us...). Happy Joloing! heathm |