bluestates::source code, getting it and using it

All of the source code for BlueStates - the mobile Java J2ME application, the Java-based bluestation application, and the blueviz application (used at the installation at ISEA 2006) - are available for download. This source code is being released under the GNU General Public License.

We are releasing the source code as ZIPs of our NetBeans projects. NetBeans is an integrated development environment for Java applications. All you need to do is unzip the file (it will create its own directories), and then open the top-level folder as a NetBeans project. In theory, everything will just work. If it doesn't, please let us know.

To compile and execute the BlueStates J2ME mobile application, you'll need to have the NetBeans Mobility Pack installed - which, right now, only runs on Windows and LINUX. The bluestation and blueviz applications will compile on versions 4.1 and up of NetBeans, on any platform.

Here are the links to the sources:

• "BlueStates" Java J2ME mobile/PDA application - get it here
• "bluestation" Java application - get it here
• "blueviz" Java visualization application (coming 12 August)
• MySQL database structure (coming 20 August)
• PHP functions for accessing bluestates' MySQL database (coming 20 August)
• bluestates API - write your own bluestates visualizations! (coming 20 August)

Enjoy!

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