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It works for me.

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It does not work for me.

1 (5.3%)

I'd be willing to help test it.

6 (31.6%)

I'm not interested in testing it.

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I might be willing to help test it.

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Total Members Voted: 14

[Angle]

Well, setting up JAgoraServer on bigornas.bounceme.net or somewhere like that and making an easily downloaded compiled version of the Client might be worthwhile. That would make it much easier for people to get involved.

[Anvilfolk]

That's a good point At some point it was using 100% CPU and the computer was pretty noisy. I'll see if I can fix that!

[Angle]

You can now properly browse a graph, albeit slowly and clumsily. That feature turned out to be easier to get at then adding new posts, so I got it first. I hope to have adding new posts fully implemented by the end of the week.

[Anvilfolk]

Hey bud,

Just went to try this out but the code isn't compiling at all. What am I missing? It looks like you might've forgotten to add the JAgoraThread file?

Ugh, nevermind, it's Eclipse acting up...

[Angle]

Also make sure you update the graph library. I pushed a new version there too, and without it he client won't compile.

[Anvilfolk]

Just OCD'd a bit and cleanup warnings and stuff. Added the Mongo Library to JAgoraClient too, which was needed for it to compile!

Other than that I see stuff appearing on screen! Sweet Did you remove the arguments from the first thread? I'm not getting anything from there. They had votes and everything

Quick question: is there any way for us to get a ThreadPanel of sorts that can draw itself, rather than ThreadListPanel drawing the JAgoraThreads under PaintComponent?

Also, you should definitely add all of the tasks you feel need to be done in the GitHub issue tracker. That way it's easier for whoever else to pick up on a task that needs doing.

[Angle]

I did remove the arguments from the first thread. They were causing errors when I went to fetch them, so I figured they were corrupt.

I could indeed add a ThreadPanel, and will once I've finished with my current work. I'm also going to go back and turn all of the prompts for host, login, etc. into panels in the same fashion as graphpanel and threadlistpanel.

Good point. I'l see about that right now.

[Angle]

Alright, you can now add new posts. It doesn't add the new connections, though, so I'll need to see about cleaning that up. I also merged the cleanup you made, which I had forgotten to pull. I have an eight and a half hour shift now though, so I'll finish this up in a little this evening.

Edit: Ah hell, I'm exhausted. I'll get it some time this next week.

[Angle]

Alright, so I just spent a couple days being sick and not getting anything done. But I'm feeling sorta better now, so I'm going to get back to work.

Anyway, do you know a simple way to get back an arguments ID after it's been added?

[Anvilfolk]

Hmmmmm, I guess that's the only missing part of the argument, the rest was all added by the user anyways. We can probably add it to the response somehow, we just need a way to figure out the ID of the last added argument, which might not be trivial. I seem to remember thinking about doing that but it seemed like there was no reliable way of getting it?

If we were to add it, it would come from org.agora.server.database.DBAddArgument!

Ugh, I'm sorry I haven't been able to participate more. Grad school is destroying me.

[Angle]

Yeah, don't worry, I'll figure it out.

[Anvilfolk]

Looks like it might not be terribly hard to add after all: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/connector-odbc/en/connector-odbc-usagenotes-functionality-last-insert-id.html

[Angle]

I think I might just make a new function, addArgumentWithAttacks(...). If I use SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID(); I should be able to make it work pretty well.

[Anvilfolk]

We already have functions for adding arguments and for adding attacks; we can build functionality for adding argumentsWithAttacks at the interface level. We shouldn't reimplement functionality!

[Angle]

Yeah, I'll make this function call those functions.