This is the week 09 status report for Durham Metadata Framework for Eclipse, AudioMan and their subprojects.

What was done last week

I was bound to have a slow week eventually and I'd consider this one the first. You'll have to forgive me, I was a little distracted. No, I'm not going to tell you why.

I moved Durham and AudioMan to SourceForge.net and renamed all of the projects and Java packages to start with net.sf.durham. Even with the package refactoring support in Eclipse this was a lot of keystrokes for 20+ Eclipse projects. Took me a few hours. It did give me an opportunity to organize things better though, with Durham at the center like it should be.

A nice thing about SourceForge.net is that you can browse the CVS repository on the web with ViewCVS. Another good thing: it looks like SourceForge is going to support Subversion soon. SourceForge also has a build machine (several, actually) and I can schedule nightly builds on it. My build machine at home, a PII-266 named ferris, is off now. For a while there I thought I was living in a wind tunnel.

New things to do

• Get the nightly builds going
• Get CVSSpam or similar tool working on the SourgeForge CVS repository
• Figure out how to mock test Durham's API

AudioMan is on hold indefinitely. It's function now is to be a test client application for Durham's API, just like Quick Editor. I won't be touching it again until Durham is caught up.