http://zeusw.org/intl/ 2010-03-11T11:47:45+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/ http://zeusw.org/intl/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-02-24T07:30:03+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/erpck?rev=1266993003&do=diff This piece of software is in a early stage of development. This page acts only as reminder. <erpck:data> <erpck:table name="Compositeur" DefaultLabel="Nom"> // 'DefaultLabel' is the tag which value is by default used to identify a record, when not overridden by the 'erpck:label' attribute <Compositeur> <Nom>Beethoven</Nom> <Prénom>Ludwig van</Prénom> </Compositeur> <Compositeur> <Name>Debussy</Name> <Prénoms>Claude</Prénoms> </Compositeur> <Compositeur> <Name>Mozart</… text/html 2010-02-24T07:07:54+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/home?rev=1266991674&do=diff To contact the webmaster of this site, please use this form. * expp : the Epeios XML preprocessor. * etmccalc : the Epeios timecode calculator. * exmid : a tool to convert MIDI file in a XML file and conversely. * eMobDa : a database program. * getbkdapi : to retrieve the API of an Epeios-driven backend. * eRPck : picks randomly an entry from a database. * eSketch (don't bother, really). text/html 2010-02-07T11:08:28+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/esketch?rev=1265537308&do=diff It's not a software by its own, but a skeleton for new software. This page is only a placeholder for the link to which the software redirects. <http://zeusw.org/epeios/software/esketch/> text/html 2009-11-24T17:40:40+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/getbkdapi?rev=1259080840&do=diff Introduction The Epeios libraries provide a communication protocol which is used between frontend and backend. Using this communication protocol allows to separate interface (frontend) part of a software from its processing (backend) part, increasing the reliability and the maintainability of the software. text/html 2009-10-30T09:22:34+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/windows_service?rev=1256890954&do=diff An Epeios daemon program can be run as Windows Service. This is made by launching the daemon program with the --service command. Followin conditions are als required. * The program has to be on a local drive; no network drive nor removable drive such an USB device. * All the files accessed by the program has also to be on a local drive; no network drive nor removable drive such an USB device too. * The program has to be launched under a Administrator account. * The program has to be l… text/html 2009-10-28T10:04:08+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/emobda/frontend?rev=1256720648&do=diff Overview The EMobDa frontend is dedicated to the user interface. It sends request to the backend and handles its answer. Ther are 2 types of frontend. The first one uses XULRunner and offers a native interface. Therefore it needs to installed locally. text/html 2009-10-14T16:51:20+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/expp?rev=1255531880&do=diff Introduction expp is a tool which transforms an XML file to another XML file, by using tags owned by a given namespace (xpp by default, but you can change it). This tags allow to handle macros, to affect value to variables and to test their values, to include files, ... In a glance, expp aims to be to XML what cpp is to C/C++. text/html 2009-10-14T16:50:43+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/exmid?rev=1255531843&do=diff Introduction exmid converts a MIDI file to an XML file and resulting XML file back to MIDI. The initial and final MIDI files are strictly identical. The main purpose od tihs tool is to allow tools such as CVS to better handle MIDI files. MIDI files are binary files, which can only be handled by CVS using the --kb option, which presents some withdraws. To prevent the use of this option, exmid can be used to convert the MIDI file to XML, which is a text format, before putting it to CVS repositor… text/html 2009-10-14T16:40:44+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/etmccalc?rev=1255531244&do=diff Introduction etmccalc is a tool which makes calculations with timecodes and related ways of measuring time for audio-visual media. The etmccalc tool exclusively uses system and C/C++ standard libraries. So, no other packages have to be installed for etmccalc to work properly. text/html 2009-10-14T16:11:03+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/emobda/backend?rev=1255529463&do=diff Overview The EMobDa backend is dedicated to the processing. It handles request received from the frontend. There are 2 types of backend. The first one is accessible through a socket, and can be hosted by another machine that those on where the frontend is launch, and is therefore called the remote one. More then one one frontend can be connected a once on a backend of this type, as typical on a client/server architecture. This backend takes the shape of a daemon. text/html 2009-10-14T15:35:59+01:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/emobda?rev=1255527359&do=diff :!: English isn't my native language (I'm French), so there will be lots of mistakes. Feel free to correct them. :!: Introduction The EMobDa software is a database program, which will be usable on different OSes (Window, Linux, Mac, ...), with different interfaces (WEB or native) and in different contexts (mono-user or multi-user, locally, or remotely via a client/server configuration). It also aims to be be highly configurable, by using XUL, XHTML and XSL. The first goal of this applicati…