[kepler-dev] Latest version of Kepler - Installation

[Matt Jones]

We could consider an alpha2 release that basically incorporates the PTIV 
  integration, but not much new has happened in kepler to otherwise 
merit a release.  We are in the middle of designing and implementing the 
data access components after having tried our initial prototypes in the 
alpha1 release, and none of that stuff will be working until our planned 
milestones for late summer/early fall.  At our last meeting we agreed 
that October was the target date for much of this new work, including 
the incorporation of the ontology-based browsing and the data access 
changes, to be released.  Is there a compelling reason we should release 
now, especially given that several things are broken in the code at the 
moment?

Matt

Daniel Higgins wrote:
> Bertrum,
> 
>    Sure - Just haven't gotten around to it yet. I am thinking that a 
> Java WebStart distribution may be a good way to go (based on some 
> feedback from the Ptolemy folks)
> 
> Dan
> 
> Bertram Ludaescher wrote:
> 
>>>>>>> "DH" == Daniel Higgins <higgins at nceas.ucsb.edu> writes:
>>>>>>>           
>>
>> DH> DH> Mark,
>> DH>     In response to some of your recent questions:
>> DH> DH> The latest version of Kepler now uses the 4.0 release of 
>> Ptolemy. DH> Checkout the latest Kepler code from the head of CVS. 
>> Then look at the DH> "INSTALL" file in the keple/docs directory for 
>> detailed installation DH> instructions.
>>
>> Are there plans to create a release/installer for this new version?
>>
>> B
>>
>> DH> DH> Dan
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