Yup, Always. I'll include the languages. -- I'll add it in. -- CompSci will require some work, but for now, there is EditBookPart

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New! -- A sample setup to get JavaCompiler (Compile On Save) started and eventually, FileTool

 

Running the Library Software:

  1. Get Java

  2. Download tec8.jar. This is the code.

    • tec8.jar -- Last Modified: 2024-09-04 20:11:54 -- Days Old: 4

  3. Download tec8_jars.jar. These are all the dependencies. I try to do a "Tecreations" Project, but that isn't always correct, or I'm doing something wrong.

  4. Create a project called tec8 and create a jars folder within it and extract the jars in the /jars/ folder to that project's (tec8) 'jars' folder, then add all of those jars to your IDE dependencies to run from your IDE.

  5. Use WinRar to view the code, if desired, before building/running/deployment.

  6. Yes, FileTool uses PKI on localhost. Avoiding the PKI management entirely. You'll have to set your passwords for now. A future version will probably prompt for char[].

This tool is fairly involved and provides root level dev-ops access, if desired, for POSIX compliant hosts, however it should be user-friendly enough to help newbie's get started.

FileTool is the latest app I've been working on. You need to run NameService and configure the hosts you want to access before running FileTool. You will also need to configure your PKI setup. FileTool will create the properties files and tell you where they are, so that's fairly straightforward. In addition, you may need to generate a keystore/truststore for both client and server for your network, depending on how you use it. There are tools available in the ca.tecreations.net package, but you'll have to see what you need, if anything.

 

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