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Squeak Applications
This page is a place to advertise the existance of Squeak applications and packages. A package is typically somewhat larger in scope than a goodie or tool.
Please include the name of the package maintainer, the most recent release of the system in which it has been tested, any other packages it requires, and where to get it. Since we hope Squeak will soon be able to download and file in code directly from an FTP or HTTP server, it would be helpful to include a URL for the downloadable package code. It is also appropriate to include a URL to an explanatory web page describing the package in greater detail, how to use it, future directions, etc.
GeorgGollmann implemented a general Web Server entirely inside Squeak. Its purpose is to make Squeak a web-based OODBMS/object server/application server (pick your name). Some of its features are:
* user authentication
* forms support
* transaction logging for image roll forward in case of a crash
* per user undo facility
* nightly housekeeping operations
It runs under Squeak releases 1.22 through 1.31.
File in:
* http://macos.tuwien.ac.at/Squeak/miscChanges.st
* http://macos.tuwien.ac.at/Squeak/WebServer.st
For more information, see http://macos.tuwien.ac.at/Squeak/webServer.html.
Siren
The Siren system is a general-purpose music description and composition system; it is a re-implementation of the Musical Object Development Environment, MODE, the software component of the Interim DynaPiano project.
Siren is a collection of Squeak Smalltalk class libraries for building musical applications; the current version is known to work on Squeak version 1.31 running on an Apple PowerPC Macintosh computer with support for the Opcode MIDI System (OMS) drivers and CD-quality stereo audio I/O.
The Siren 1.31 beta release is now available via anonymous Internet ftp file transfer from the directory pub/Smalltalk/Music/Siren on the server ftp.create.ucsb.edu (i.e., the URL of the directory is ftp://ftp.create.ucsb.edu/pub/Smalltalk/Music/Siren). There's a web page describing it at http://www.create.ucsb.edu/htmls/siren.html
Siren has many elements:
* Smoke music representation language: music magnitudes, events, generators, functions, and sounds;
* voices, schedulers and I/O drivers: real-time and file-based voices, sound and MIDI I/O;
* user interface components for musical applications: UI tools and widgets;
* several built-in applications: editors and browsers for Siren objects.
Siren is the work of StephenPope, et al.