Jar files for the 1999.10.11 release:

prerelease version of 1999.10.11
Copyright (c) 1997, 1998, 1999 Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
This software is provided "as is" without express or implied warranty.

Jar files:
- To Documentation jar
- To Jeva jars
- To Jexa jars
- To Traveler jar
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Jar files

The jar files for this release can be downloaded below:
(* = recommended minimum) (in Netscape, may need to mouse-right "Save Link as...")

Documentation

* All documentation: JevaJexaDocs1999-10-11.jar (~2.0MB) (or via ftp)
Browse JavaDocs

Jeva: Java Evaluator

* JevaES: prerelease JevaESUI2001-03-03.jar (~364KB) (or via ftp)
Includes JevaES, JevaESUI, Jexa, Outliner, Strings, Utilities.
JevaES and Jexa require Java 2 (aka 1.2) reflection
Jeva: experimental JevaUI1999-10-11.jar (~608KB) (or via ftp)

Jexa: Java Examiner

Jexa: prerelease Jexa1999-10-11.jar (~130KB) (or via ftp)
Included in JevaES, Jeva, and Traveler

JexaAWT: JexaAWT1999-04-04.jar (~55KB) (or via ftp) (updates old AWT-only architecture)

Traveler

Traveler: experimental Traveler1999-10-11.jar (~224KB) (or via ftp)
Included in Jeva
Includes Traveler, Jexa, Outliner, Strings, Utilities

Libraries

Outliner: included in JevaES, Jeva, Jexa, Traveler
Strings: included in JevaES, Jeva, Jexa, Traveler
Utilities: included in JevaES, Jeva, Jexa, Traveler

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This page describes research done at the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Support for this research was provided in part by the Advanced Research Projects Agency of the Department of Defense under contracts MDA972-95-1-0018 (North East Regional Consortium Grant) and N66001-95-C-8611 (Computer Aided Education and Training Initiative), the System Development Foundation, and the MIT Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Support for this research has also been received from IBM, which has generously donated Thinkpad pen computers, and from Microsoft, which has generously donated software.