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The source and binaries for the first jsense release are available. The filter doesn't fully function yet but the code has been cleaned up and most of it works. Have Fun!

I have the source code up on CVS. I wrote a README, INSTALL and I cleaned up the directory for your browsing pleasure. Look for new revisions weekly. As I noted before, the first release will be on our around the first of April.

I have run into a nasty little problem. My program needs to be able to understand many character sets. I do not know how to detect what encoding is used or how to convert the byte[] data stream into a readable String or char[]. At this time, The program can only understand ASCII. Big problem! If you can help me, post on the forum or email me at brandon@luniac.com

I would have my current source up here but CVS is being a pain. :( If you want to see the source earlier, let me know and I will upload it.

The 1.0 release will be on or around April 3. This is the deadline set for the project. 2 days later is the Intel Science Fair which I have entered. I have been writing code for about 2 months now. After the fair is over, I will work on making the software more practical and easy to use. For now, my primary goal is to create a working concept of a whole program that is demonstratable but not completely flexible as far as settings and user interface goes. These issues will be dealt with after April 5.