I updated the GMAOServer a while ago to work with Java 1.4, and now it uses only the JAXP API for all XML trickery. Before, I was casting to a certain instance of a class which meant that I had to run with certain libraries... I finally fixed things so that it runs under any JAXP supporting JRE.
Of course, the code is still really ugly, and I have a few things on my todo list. In no particular order:
- Add an interface for adding a new manga to the server. Since noboby but me uses the server (?) this isn't a real priority.
- Modify the protocal that GMAO and the Server use to talk, right now it is pretty ... bare.
- Add in management features, so you can specify which people can edit which manga.
- A better GUI. The GUI now is just horrible. And I lost the great Onidzuka icon I had been using. sniff.
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Made the log look a bit prettier
So I spent about 10 minutes and made the log look a bit prettier. I added colors to it so it is a bit easier seeing what is going on.
A few people have logged into the GMAOServer recently, so I wanted to make it a bit easier to check up on what is going on.
The source code is, of course, included in the JAR. http://fugu.cs.columbia.edu/GMAO/code/bug/GMAO.jar
I'll try to move that to a more reasonable place soonish...
Also, I guess at some point I would like to implement a bit of security - some mechanism for specifying which Annotators can work on which manga volumes. Right now, anyone can modify anything. Luckily, there haven't been any problems with that yet...
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A few people have logged into the GMAOServer recently, so I wanted to make it a bit easier to check up on what is going on.
The source code is, of course, included in the JAR. http://fugu.cs.columbia.edu/GMAO/code/bug/GMAO.jar
I'll try to move that to a more reasonable place soonish...
Also, I guess at some point I would like to implement a bit of security - some mechanism for specifying which Annotators can work on which manga volumes. Right now, anyone can modify anything. Luckily, there haven't been any problems with that yet...
fugu