It does appear that the agenda is different today. It must be
different material.
Jay
On Nov 7, 2007 11:42 AM, Jared Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/7/07, Ash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Is today groundhog day?
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> I don't know, but I'd still like an answer as to whether or not the
Unfortunately, I didn't see this announcement until it was too late.
Is the video online or at least can I read somewhere about it some
where?
Jay
On Nov 6, 2007 11:52 AM, Gordon Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Please call in and hook-up with our web conference today
> That's precisely my own observation. I've done a few Google searches
> only to find that nothing new seems to be happening with any standard.
> It seems a shame that one of the most popular web topics and xml have
> not really gone anywhere after all this time. Makes me want to start
> somethin
As far as gedcom 6 goes, It's been around for ever and nothing has
happened with it. There are other competitors to gedcom 6. As far as
I know none of xml competitors to gedcom 5.5 have been adopted by the
main stream. Various open source programs do have the ability to
import/export some of the
em
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> -Original Message-
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I've also thought about using the Eclipse RCP. Eclipse RCP can be
nice but it can be a real pain at times too. Writing my own doesn't
sound bad at all. Thanks.
Jay
On 9/4/07, Shawn Willden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tuesday 04 September 2007 08:30:09 am Jay Askren wro
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> On 9/4/07, Jay Askren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'm working on an open source project in which I want to make updating
> > the application very easy. For instance Firefox automatically updates
> > itself when there is an update. MLS
I'm working on an open source project in which I want to make updating
the application very easy. For instance Firefox automatically updates
itself when there is an update. MLS from the church does the same
thing. I want to do this with my own Java application. Does anyone
know of an open sourc
, at some point there has to be two different people who are
> very close to each other, but ended up being interviewed by different
> census takers and so are many pages apart.
>
> On 8/20/07, Jay Askren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > For this application, as was stated,
For this application, as was stated, it's probably not vital to know
the exact latitude, longitude, since distance in pages in the census
should be good enough. Because of the way the census is taken, two
families on the same page or on consecutive pages and in the same
township are close together
In the CSV export from MLS, there is also a unique identifier created
by MLS for both the family and for the individuals. I used this as my
key in my Emergency Preparedness Program. Does anyone know how stable
these columns are? I use it to tell if someone is new to the ward
when an update happ
I finally released a new version of my Emergency Preparedness Software which
supports maps.
http://jay.askren.net/emergency/
It imports data from MLS and will allow the user to store information about
ward members which may be useful in an emergency. You can see where
everyone lives on the map.
d it in and I'll take it to the
correct department and show it.
Tom
>>> On 1/26/2007 at 11:02 AM, in message <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Jesse Stay"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 1/26/07, Jay Askren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm on an email list for
I'm on an email list for ward clerks, and there's been quite a bit of
chatter about the following web site:
http://wardmap.theballfamily.org/intro.asp
I don't know if it is open source but I bring it up because it appears to be
a really cool application, but the same issues are being asked about
Is there an ETA on when these pod casts might be ready?
On 1/18/07, Tom Welch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've confirmed that we are recording some of the events and will be
posting them as pod casts. I'll announce on this list once they are
ready.
Tom
Tom Welch wrote:
> I believe that most s
* I know there are a lot of web developers out there. I'm looking into the
various AJAX frameworks out there and was wondering if someone could give me
a run down of the advantages/disadvantages of the various frameworks. I
know of Laslo, Flex, and GWT. I believe these are all major players in
Not living in Utah, I won't be able to make it to this event. I would be
very greatful if someone wanted to take notes and send their notes to the
list.
Jay
On 1/3/07, Jesse Stay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I received the below personal invite for everyone on the list for
those interested (I
t easy to get around the filter, I'd be
interested in hearing how to do that.
Thanks for the other suggestions. I'm going to look into those.
Jay
On 1/2/07, Shawn Willden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tuesday 02 January 2007 14:26, Jay Askren wrote:
> Does anyone know o
Does anyone know of a good internet filter for linux? I do know about Dan's
Guardian(http://dansguardian.org/) which is a good server filter, but I'm
looking for a client side filter.
Jay
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On 12/22/06, Jay Askren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
About a year and a half ago when I was in graduate school, a classmate and
I came to the same conclusion about the geography and timeline functionality
men
About a year and a half ago when I was in graduate school, a classmate and I
came to the same conclusion about the geography and timeline functionality
mentioned in the blog. I've been wanting to work on such an open source
project, but unfortunately there are only 24 hours in a day and I haven't
I would have to disagree about this not being a computer science problem. Computers can't solve the problem for sure, but they can take us farther than we are now. Our company focuses on Artificial Intelligence research and my background is in Computational Linguistics or in other words Natural L
About two years ago or so, we got a similar setup in one of our little branch's family history center in Indiana. I was the stake computer specialist at the time and one day I got a phone call from the family history center saying that there was new computer, and they had no idea where it came fro
Paul, I agree with you 100%. That's exactly the model I'm using on my application and that's really what I was trying to say. I don't know that I would call it a limux model since lots of applications use it.
I should also say to that I'm not arguing against web application, for Mitch's applica
There are still many advantages to client apps. Even though the internet has boomed, not everyone has access to the internet every minute of the day and if I have my laptop with me, I would like to be able to use some applications even though I might not have access to the internet. Sure, I could
At work, I'm using the Eclipse RCP, and unfortunately, not only is it a huge learning curve, but good up to date documentation is somewhat scarce. For a small app, it's much easier to just write it in Swing.
In addition to the ones you mentioned, I believe Netbeans also has an RCP framework, t
Maybe we need to have someone create another mailing list covering intellectual property, copyright law, and what is legal and what is not. This topic seems to come up a lot, and I it seems that people really like to argue about it. It would be nice if these arguments would move to another list s
er than minister TO the branch. As many little quirks as MLS mayhave that we discuss on this list, some people don't even have MLS touse to support their branch. I was hoping someone on the list might
have gone through that and come up with a good solution.On 9/8/06, Jay Askren <[EMAIL PROT
I would think the church would have something worked out. Why doesn't he just call church headquarters and see what everyone else is using?
I thought other countries were using the old MIS and FIS.
Jay
On 9/6/06, Slide <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are there any software packages anyone could re
I tried your code on version of 1.5_04 of java and it didn't work. SwingUtilities2 is not mentioned in the javadocs for Java 1.5, so I looked at the code for SwingUtilities2 source code, and it appears that SwingUtilities2 is not stable, and the the comments said to not rely on the class.
I did
Does anyone know how one would get a hold of the PAF file format? There are several programs which work with it so it must be available some how.
Jay
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The export functionality exports to a CSV format. It works pretty well. For Emergency Preparedness, we export the data to CSV and then import it in to our application.
On 7/30/06, Bill Pringle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been asked by the Stake to look into some way to exportinformation
There was quite a bit of talk about the Scouting open source software. The Emergency Preparedness project I'm working on has many of the same issues:
http://jay.askren.net/emergency/
For our users, sometimes they may be online other times they may not be. I chose not to create a web applica
As a computatoinal Linguist, I can speak to this. It should be possible using modern algorithms and techniques to divide the results of a search engine into articles for Joseph Smith, articles against Joseph Smith and articles neutral to Joseph Smith with reasonable accuracy.
There's been a bit o
I have an alpha version of the Emergency Preparedness database if any one is interested in trying it out:
http://jay.askren.net/emergency/
You can import your ward's data from MLS. Just use MLS to export to a CSV file and then import into the program. Because not everyone has access to MLS, I
There's no reason the import functionality would have to bypass the
approval process. A user could import several calendar items and the
website administrator could still approve it. But of course until
that feature is added, everyone in the ward has Privileges to add
things to the calendar, so s
Of course if we had a software patent in an area where we were planning to do more work, giving the patent away would mean we could no longer use our idea which would make us dislike patents even more. So it doesn't seem like this would be a good idea if we had a patent that came from our open sou
First, I want to say the website is very cool. Unfortunately, when I forwarded it on to some of our church leaders, I got a response that caught me a bit off guard. A member of our bishopric was very hesitant to put his username and password to a non church sponsored website. The more I think ab
I think it would be interesting if we could compile a list of where every one is living? People who live close together may want to meet as well. Along with that, it would probably be good to have a summary of people's interests as well.
On 4/7/06, Jesse Stay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This
I have to apologize to everyone. There have been several occasions that I've meant to send an email to an individual and have sent it to the entire list. I'm still getting used to my gmail. I'll try to do better. Most of you can just ignore my last email.
Jay
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DF. These are great resources, but quite difficult to find. Here's one example:
http://delgensoc.org/dgsproj.html
Anyhow, thanks for all the work you've put into this website.
Jay Askren
On 2/10/06, Dallan Quass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,I just launched a website for g
Bill's email mentioned some libraries in Java to parse Word Documents.
I'm thinking about writing a genealogy search engine in the future, and
that would come in handy. Does anyone have a link to the specific
project on source forge? I searched source forge and all I could find
was a library
Of course with all of these feature requests everyone is making, Pete may run away from this list screaming and never come back. :)
Jay
On 2/8/06, Aaron Barlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I might piggyback a little here, for the Other category for our stake online leadership directory, there
It would also be nice if I could update my email address and preferred name online and MLS would get updated from that.
Jay
On 2/8/06, Richard Pyne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Add to that preferred names and email addresses. People simplywill not take the time to keep them current.
--RichardOn 8
When I'm ready to tackle it, I would need access to your source code, but like I said before, there's no hurry.
On 2/4/06, Nathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just updated the "Wholesome Entertainment" page(
http://ldsoss.org/index.php/Wholesome_Entertainment) with a link tomy open-source implement
I wonder if you could call the church support number for ward and stake clerks and ask them. Even if they can't answer your question maybe they can get you in touch with the right people.
A buddy of mine and I wrote a search engine for the church magazines and we asked permission from the chur
These two go together: I don't think the church would be okay with youpulling all of that very confidential information (birthdates and
membership numbers?) out of MLS and into some other system. I also don'tsee how membership numbers help in an emergency preparedness system.Birthdates are unders
I'm trying to set up the mapping files. I've got several many to many mappings. One in particular includes needs of families. Needs include having an elderly person in the home, not having transportation, or having small children for instance. I have a table to store family information(family_t
So, I just sent an email to the list with a link with more information about the app. That should give you a better idea of what I'm creating. Let me know if you would find it useful in your ward. I hope to have the data entry part done in Februrary or so.
Jay
On 1/10/06, Jeff Raymond <[EMAI
I sent an email the other day about software I'm creating for my ward. I created a little web page so you can get an idea of what it will do and look like:
http://jay.askren.net/emergency/
Also, if there are any Java developers out there who have used Hibernate, I would be interested in talkin
ting it to Java. If it's something that your ward would like to use, let me know. I hope to get done with the data entry part some time in Februrary.
Jay
On 1/10/06, Bryan Murdock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 1/9/06, Jay Askren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> In ou
Well, thanks for the encouragement. :) I can send you more details on what I have planned. I'll try to do that tonight. What Stake are you in?
Jay
On 1/10/06, Jeff Raymond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We were just talking about this in our welfare meeting. We were trying to deciding what t
In our ward I've been asked to put together a little database to store Emergency Preparedness information such as who has a truck, who has a generator, who knows CPR or First Aid, etc. It will be a Java application and import data directly from MLS. I was wondering if this application would be us
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