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| Allison | The first version of Spencer. Which frankly wasn't called Spencer, it was just two java classes called client and server. All it did was have the server send a string to the client saying that the connection was established. Hey, it was useful at the time. |
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Betsy
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This was the full command line version. People could chat one at a time to each other. The client only connected to a server on my machine. When the server typed the string "end" it would close the client's connection. If someone wants a version they can use on their servers, instead of just mine, I could write it. |
| Chrisitine | For this version a server-side GUI was created. Client side still command line. Problems with buffer arise. |
| Donna | In this version both the client and server GUI are now working. I fixed the "half-duplex" problem, so now people can send messages freely and not have to wait for a response first. I fixed the message area so that it cannot be edited. Added support for client side hostname entry so that the server no longer has to be run from my computer. The server GUI only supports command line username entry (e.g. java server Pinzler). |
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Emily
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Last version of regular Spencer. |
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Faith
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Spencer Plus implementation, using Spread communication toolkit. Multiple clients, enter support, no server side, only clients connecting to a Spread server program. Enhanced GUI, larger window and text boxes. |
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Version currently being worked on. External window to show membership information. Ability to seperate into chat rooms with specific names. |