CONTACTS 
0202 - SRI International                                                                                                                                                  O-00000103 1201
020201 - Mr. Jack Park;
020203 - CALO Project                                                                                                                                                     O-00000103 1201

SUBJECTS
Java Data Objects SDS Windows Application  Sftware Programming Progr

2803 -
2803 -    ..
2804 - Summary/Objective
2805 -
280501 - Follow up ref SDS 22 0000. ref SDS 21 0000.
280502 -
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280504 -
280505 -
280507 -  ..
2806 -
2807 -
2808 - Discussion
2809 -
280901 - Collaboration Morris and Jack Use Java Program SDS Data Objects
280902 - SDS Design Progressing Along Vector Java Object Programming Tools
280903 -
280904 - Follow up ref SDS 22 OM6G, ref SDS 21 PX5H.
280905 -
280906 - Submitted ref DIT 1 0001 to Gary with copies to Morris and to Jack,
280907 - saying...
280908 -
280909 -    1.  Talked to Morris the other day and he indicated helpful
280910 -        collaboration with Jack.  Morris seems to be considering a
280911 -        switch from c to Java. [reported on 080104, ref SDS 22 OM6G],
280912 -        ref DIT 1 0001
280914 -  ..
280915 - Case study on 060211 reports prior consideration of Java. ref SDS 15
280916 - YY5K  Related case study on XML was developed in the record a few
280917 - weeks ago on 071113. ref SDS 18 XC3M
280918 -
280919 -            [...below, in the record today on 080108 letter from Jack
280920 -            reports consideration of Java welcome news, and notes large
280921 -            base of support for Java software development. ref SDS 0
280922 -            SY6M
280924 -             ..
280925 -            [On 080115 Gary reviews advantages of Java, ref SDS 23
280926 -            OM6G, and Netbeans for development platform to create SDS
280927 -            Windows application. ref SDS 23 664H
280929 -             ..
280930 -            [On 080124 Morris reported progress developing SDS using
280931 -            Java development tools with Ruby on Rails. ref SDS 24 W05L
280933 -         ..
280934 -    2.  Your letter on 071222 shows excellent discussion with Morris on
280935 -        essential features using granular structure of time that
280936 -        complements addressability and indexing. ref SDS 21 PA6P,
280937 -        ref DIT 1 5U64
280939 -         ..
280940 -    3.  This may be premature, but went ahead and listed functions for
280941 -        each SDS feature, so we have a start on functionality when the
280942 -        time comes. [listed in record on 071222] ref SDS 21 6P9J,
280943 -        ref DIT 1 5U66
280944 -
280945 -            [On 080128 letter to Morris on schedule meeting to review
280946 -            progress citing the letter today sumbitting SDS functions.
280947 -            ref SDS 25 M35R
280949 -         ..
280950 -    4.  When time permits, there are a few questions on the 071222
280951 -        letter.
280953 -         ..
280954 -    5.  Morris seems on track for progress review in a few weeks.
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SUBJECTS
Collaboration Communication Correspondence Diligence Conform Subject

3803 -
380401 -     ..
380402 -    Diligence Leveraged by Technology
380403 -    Subject Conform to Correspondence Content
380404 -
380405 -    Follow up ref SDS 22 EM9F.
380406 -
380407 -    6.  Writing letters along with calls and meetings are aided by SDS.
380408 -        Conforming (editing) the "subject" to summarize a letter
380409 -        provides context, along with links to relevant sources, or
380410 -        indicating the time frame, if available.  On 010908, Jack
380411 -        mentioned there is not always enough time, ref SDS 7 YF3I, but,
380412 -        when time is available, these steps toward diligence are
380413 -        greatly leveraged using SDS.
380415 -  ..
380416 - On 071219 Gary's letter on migrating from DOS to Windows for SDS is
380417 - not easy; he responded to a letter on Open Standards and Open Sources,
380418 - which was a different subject, but the subject was not conformed to
380419 - the content of the letter. ref SDS 20 X15I
380421 -  ..
380422 - Morris mentioned on 080104 that he and Jack feel SDS capabilities can
380423 - be accomplished if Rod would use more diligence using Microsoft
380424 - programs, including Iris which Jack is developing at SRI. ref SDS 22
380425 - EM9F
380427 -  ..
380428 - On 001126 Eugene Kim proposed using diligence to apply existing
380429 - Microsoft technology, ref SDS 5 4E3X, rather than learning Knowledge
380430 - Management by using SDS. ref SDS 5 QW8I  Eugene's point 6 proposed
380431 - conforming subject fields to document content. ref SDS 5 M36R
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SUBJECTS
Java OSS SDS Windows Application Many  Lbraries Select Not Open Sour

7503 -
7504 - 1715
750501 -  ..
750502 - Java License Requirements Open Source Proprietary Select Libraries
750503 -
750504 - Received ref DRT 1 0001 from Jack responding to the letter this
750505 - morning to the development team, ref DIT 1 0001, citing Morris'
750506 - helpful discussions with Jack on using Java, per above. ref SDS 0 OM6G
750508 -     ..
750509 -    Augment NLS Seems Similar to SDS
750510 -
750511 - Jack says today...
750512 -
750513 -    1.  This seems like welcome news.  In the Java OSS arena, there are
750514 -        zillions of libraries available to you for crafting a user
750515 -        interface and backside appropriate to the features you
750516 -        expressed.  BTW: many of the gestures listed there really
750517 -        remind me of Doug's Augment system; splicing and moving lines
750518 -        around, indenting, etc. ref DRT 1 0001
750520 -  ..
750521 - Jack's recollection of Augment NLS similarties with SDS aligns with
750522 - Terry Winograd's comments on 011213.  At that time, Terry asked Doug
750523 - about differences between SDS and Augment NLS. ref SDS 9 6P4M
750524 -
750525 -            [On 080124 Morris reported progress developing SDS using
750526 -            Java development tools with Ruby on Rails. ref SDS 24 W05L
750528 -  ..
750529 - On 020128 Doug reported that Augment NLS software he and his team at
750530 - SRI developed in the 1960s did not have a system of granular indexing
750531 - for creating and managing organic structure to manage context the way
750532 - SDS does. ref SDS 10 IK96  Granular indexing is part of SDS flexible
750533 - structure explained on 890523. ref SDS 1 A25H
750535 -  ..
750536 - Jack's letter continues...
750537 -
750538 -    2.  Just be sure to select libraries that are not licensed GPL.  In
750539 -        the largest possible picture, GPL is fine so long as you don't
750540 -        mind SDS being open source with that license.  In the
750541 -        proprietary case, almost any other license, e.g.  LGPL, BSD,
750542 -        Apache, CPL,MPL, and many others will serve you well and let
750543 -        you remain proprietary if you choose. ref DRT 1 Q05M
750544 -
750545 -            [On 080115 Gary reviews advantages of Java, ref SDS 23
750546 -            OM6G, and Netbeans for development platform to create SDS
750547 -            Windows application. ref SDS 23 664H
750549 -             ..
750550 -            [On 080115 Jack reported that jedit is an open source Java
750551 -            text editor. ref SDS 23 VS4H
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