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Just in case Groves make a return, and I think they will, Graham Moore has
started a Java implementation at http://sourceforge.net/projects/grove4j/
There is nothing there yet, but soon, I think, Graham will have the
interface APIs in CVS in order to begin the development.
At the same time, I think Eric Freese and others may be bringing up a
Python open source Grove engine.
All of this got catalyzed by Steven Newcomb's talk at Extreme Markup.
Cheers
Jack
At 11:19 AM 8/16/2002 -0500, you wrote:
>Time to pull out the Dexter reference model and review?
>
>Will we end up back at Groves again?
>
>len
>
>
>From: Bob DuCharme [mailto:bobdc@snee.com]
>
>Maybe a good working definition of hyper(text/link/media) is something we
>need to start with, if that's what we're building around. The XLink Rec
>(and despite my complaints about the it, I do like its definitions)
>defines a hyperlink as "a link that is intended primarily for presentation
>to a human user," which sounds pretty presentation-oriented to me!
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