The "Henshall" kanji Curl applet at my kanji study pages now will remember where you were last in the set - at least as long as the Curl Surge RTE plugin is running ( a session cookie is being used.) You can even change browsers from, say, Firefox, to Chrome, and Curl remembers which Kanji you were on.
If you have a request for different behavior or a different kanji set, then forward your request to infoATaule-browser.com where the "AT" is our @ mail symbol.
Note: the applet requires the MIT Curl browser plugin from curl.com or curlap.com
Curl has a forum at communities.curl.com
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Friday, May 11, 2012
Friday, April 27, 2012
Study Kanjidic2's Henshall Kanji dictionary entries
I have an app up at http://kanji.aule-browser.com/ for reviewing/studying/learning the entries in the Kanjidic2 which are numberwed for Henshall's "Remembering the Kanji" book.
I will add a Heisig equivalent today or tomorrow depending on how this grippe progresses ...
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
RIFE-Jumpstart
RIFE is such a terrific example of using continuations in a web application framework that it is too bad if giving it a try has glitches from the get-go.
The RIFE-Jumpstart will use Jetty so you will want to go into the Jetty subfolder and edit the jetty.xml such that the port value is something other than 8080. After that you will reach RIFE as something like
It is annoying that most HTTP frameworks install without politely asking for an alternative to port 8080. OracleXE and SUN Application Server are the latest to do this to me.
There are some good video podcasts on RIFE - one at Google is about an hour long.
If I add some RIFE pages they will be over at eclectic-pencil.com Useful links include rifers.org and a Confluence link on DWR.
The RIFE-Jumpstart will use Jetty so you will want to go into the Jetty subfolder and edit the jetty.xml such that the port value is something other than 8080. After that you will reach RIFE as something like
You simply must confirm that your OS has the JAVA_HOME env variable set to a JDK. I am using RIFE for Java5 so mine set tohttp://localhost:28282
I tried using my own ClassPath tool from LogiqueWerks to get around this by being sure to hit the right tools.jar and javac.exe but I could not escapei:\java5\jdk
class file has wrong version 49.0, should be 48.0when launching from the RIFE-JUMPSTART directory with
ant runThis also means that you must have ant in your path.
It is annoying that most HTTP frameworks install without politely asking for an alternative to port 8080. OracleXE and SUN Application Server are the latest to do this to me.
There are some good video podcasts on RIFE - one at Google is about an hour long.
If I add some RIFE pages they will be over at eclectic-pencil.com Useful links include rifers.org and a Confluence link on DWR.
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