"""
This application is written entirely in client-side JavaScript, using the
NextApp Core.js, Echo3, and Echo3 Extras frameworks. It does NOT need to
be installed on a web server. You may directly browse to the HTML files
on your computer's filesystem and use the application (MSIE will display a
security warning, but it can be bypassed).
To view the application locally, visit the file src/index-dev.html in your
browser. The index-dev.html file uses uncompressed JavaScript files
contained in the src/lib and src/app directories.
To build a version of the application with compressed JavaScript suitable
for online use, you will need to use Java (1.4+) and the Apache Ant build
tool. Apache Ant can be obtained from http://ant.apache.org. Once ant
is installed, simply run "ant" form the root folder of the application
(which contains a "build.xml" file). The JavaScript will be compressed,
and an host-able version of the application will be placed in the "out/"
folder. Note that Java is only required for the build process to work,
the application itself does not depend on it.
"""
Readme.txt says...
"""
This application is written entirely in client-side JavaScript, using the
NextApp Core.js, Echo3, and Echo3 Extras frameworks. It does NOT need to
be installed on a web server. You may directly browse to the HTML files
on your computer's filesystem and use the application (MSIE will display a
security warning, but it can be bypassed).
To view the application locally, visit the file src/index-dev.html in your
browser. The index-dev.html file uses uncompressed JavaScript files
contained in the src/lib and src/app directories.
To build a version of the application with compressed JavaScript suitable
for online use, you will need to use Java (1.4+) and the Apache Ant build
tool. Apache Ant can be obtained from http://ant.apache.org. Once ant
is installed, simply run "ant" form the root folder of the application
(which contains a "build.xml" file). The JavaScript will be compressed,
and an host-able version of the application will be placed in the "out/"
folder. Note that Java is only required for the build process to work,
the application itself does not depend on it.
"""