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Roman Kunert <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
License: gpl
Other License: 
Package: Opal IDE For Home Use
System name: opaleditor
This package does NOT want to apply for inclusion in the GNU project

Description:
The aim of this project is to support undergraduate students of my university 
(www.tu-berlin.de) in their first term. We want to create a small java based 
program for the client side that serves as a IDE for the functional language 
OPAL. As there is no windows compiler for the language available we intend to 
route the calls to the interpreter and the compiler via SOAP to a server, that 
finally executes those calls and responds with the answer.
This principle can later be extended to other programming languages, where the 
nature of the problem is similar.

The client program will offer some basic features, such as project management, 
syntax highlighting and instant help.

We intend to distribute the client via JNLP.

A first prototype will be available at the end of July 2002.

Other Software Required:
OPAL interpreter and compiler
Axis Soap Server

Other Comments:





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project is to support undergraduate students of my university 
(www.tu-berlin.de) in their first term. We want to create a small java based 
program for the client side that serves as a IDE for the functional language 
OPAL. As there is no windows compiler for the language available we intend to 
route the calls to the interpreter and the compiler via SOAP to a server, that 
finally executes those calls and responds with the answer.
This principle can later be extended to other programming languages, where the 
nature of the problem is similar.

The client program will offer some basic features, such as project management, 
syntax highlighting and instant help.

We intend to distribute the client via JNLP.

A first prototype will be available at the end of July 2002.&re_require_sw=OPAL 
interpreter and compiler
Axis Soap Server&re_comments=&re_full_name=Opal IDE For Home 
Use&re_unix_name=opaleditor
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