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diff --git a/java/apps/NexusII/README b/java/apps/NexusII/README deleted file mode 100644 index 60a630cef5a..00000000000 --- a/java/apps/NexusII/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,58 +0,0 @@ -Nexus II - A chat application in Java with image support --------------------------------------------------------- - - Rajeev Bector (rajeev@cs.wustl.edu) - Aravind Gopalan (aravind@cs.wustl.edu) - Sumedh Mungee (sumedh@cs.wustl.edu) - -This is the README file. This distribution contains the NexusII -server, which is a java application that can be started by a command -similar to the one contained in the sample "start" shell-script. - -It also contains a "start.html" file, which serves as an example on how -a client applet can be included within a .html file. - -A sample use of this, alongwith a simple users manual, can be found at -http://cumbia.cs.wustl.edu/NexusII/ - -Compiling (optional, all the class files are already present) -------------------------------------------------------------- - -All the source .java files, alongwith the makefile should be placed in -the same directory, and can then be compiled using make. - -The client/server use the following packages: - - awtCommand: This package provides a GUI toolkit for the applet - ACE: This is used both by the client/server for - networking. ACE documentation can be found at: - http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~schmidt/ACE.html - -Running -------- - -See the "start" and "start.html" files for examples on how to run the -server and client applet, respectively. The "mywebaddress" variable is -the "temporary" URL of the server, and the "mywebdir" variable is the -temporary directory in which images are cached by the server. Make -sure that both these exist and are world-readable. The "mywebdir" -should be writable to by the server. The "mywebdir" and "mywebaddress" -variables should thus point to the same location, of which mywebdir -contains the path, and mywebaddress contains the URL. - -See "start" for an example on how to do this. - -If you only want to use an existing running server, all you need to -know is the server host-name and port number, and you can directly run -the start.html file via appletviewer. - -Notes ------ - -1. You can compile the client and server using the same makefile. -2. The client applet MUST reside on the same host as the server is running on. -4. run the server using start script. Change the paramters in the start script, - suitable to your configurations. The start script contains further - information on this. - - |