The Java Telnet Applet

Authors: Matthias L. Jugel (leo@first.gmd.de)
	 Marcus Meiner (msmeissn@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de)

This applet is the result of our attempt to make a useful java application
and to provide better access to the world of internet through the almost
everywhere available Web browser.

We hope you find this piece of software as useful as we do. The source code
is publicly available under the GPL.

If you encounter any problems, bugs or else don't hesitate to contact us.

	http://www.first.gmd.de/persons/leo/java/Telnet

will always have the newest version.

This distibution should contain the following files and directories:

README 			  - this file
REVISION 		  - contains version information about .java files
CHANGES                   - all changes are logged here
INSTALL 		  - how to install the applet
COPYING 		  - GNU General Public Licence
COPYING.LIB 		  - GNU Library General Public Licence
BUGS 			  - known bugs
Makefile 		  - to create .class files and documentation

telnet.java		  - the telnet applet/application
socket/TelnetIO.java 	  - all telnet negotiation handling
socket/StatusPeer.java 	  - a status peer interface
display/Terminal.java 	  - an abstract terminal class
display/TerminalHost.java - a virtual terminal host interface
display/CharDisplay.java  - a general purpose character display
display/vt320.java	  - a VT320/ANSI emulation class using CharDisplay
modules/ButtonBar.java	  - a programmable button bar
modules/Script.java	  - a simple script module

The package contains also all precompiled classes!

tools/IOtest.java 	  - an example program which works like a 
			    script executor
tools/TelnetWrapper.java  - another example program provided by
			    George Ruban
tools/CharDisplayTest.java- a test class for display/CharDisplay.java

tools/proxy.java 	  - a simple proxy server

*.html 			  - various test files
examples/*.html           - example files for different usage

Documentation/ 		  - documentation of the JAVA source code
CVS/			  - revision control, contains the history of 
			    the source code
