Re: [Jscheme-user] New JScheme Release coming soon

[Ken A. <kan...@bb...>]

When we go to http://jscheme.sourceforge.net it redirects to
jscheme/mainwebpage.html, not the main.html page.  WHere does this happen?

Maybe we should have a bin directory for scripts.  However, i'd like to convert your new scripts to use src/using/command.scm, so we'd have one script,
bin/make, say which would take commands like -clean -javac ...

k
At 02:36 PM 8/4/2004 -0400, Timothy John Hickey wrote:
>JScheme users!
>
>We are preparing a new release of JScheme.
>
>There are no major changes to the core language, but we've
>been working on making the jscheme.sourceforge.net website
>more useful.
>
> The main changes are:
>
>1. A new look for the webpages
>   (You can get a preview at
>               http://jscheme.sourceforge.net/jscheme/main.html
>     for a  version which is running a servlet, you can visit
>               http://quine.cs-i.brandeis.edu:8080/jscheme   main.html
>     but this link is just a temporary link and may be moved elsewhere soon)
>
>2. A new CVS subtree "contrib" that contains useful applications of JScheme
>   we currently have two such contributed codebases
>
>     a. jswebapp -- the code supporting Scheme servlets and applets
>            with several demos (including a little database-backed wiki
>            that runs out of the box!)
>
>     b. ia -- some sample Interval Arithmetic programs that give examples
>         of mixing Scheme and Java code
>
> 3. An "ext" subtree that contains 3rd party jars, in particular it contains the
>      key jars for running jetty and the jars needed in the webapp to send mail,
>      read multi-part forms, etc. README files in these folder explain the licenses
>      of the 3rd party sources. These will allow us to start a jetty server from
>     inside JScheme (provide those jars are in the classpath)
>
> 4. Some scripts (in src/build) including
>
>    a. start-server.sh  -- a script for starting a jetty server running
>        the jscheme distribution as a webapp
>
>    b. secure.sh  - a script for starting a jetty server with a fairly strict security policy
>         (in server.policy) that does not allow the server to access the file system outside
>         of the jscheme folder ...
>        This one runs the jscheme/contrib/jswebapp/jscheme webapp on port 8088
>
>    c. build-contrib.sh - a script for generating all of the new webpages from their
>         JScheme servlet sources, as well as creating all of the zip files needed in the website.
>
>The public CVS is about 1 day behind the developer's CVS so you won't be able to access
>the most recent changes (for secure servers) until tomorrow, but if anyone has feedback
>about how to improve the site design, we'd be happy to hear from you!
>
>If any JScheme users would like to have same-day non-write access to the CVS repository
>send me mail and I'll look into adding you as non-write access developers using the CVS
>Access Control Scripts (cvsacls)...
>
>---Tim---
>
>
>
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