On 29/07/2004, at 2:19 AM, Brown, John wrote:
Jeremy: I finally got the sourceforge site up and running: http://jinterview.sourceforge.net/default.htm The servlet, swing client, and examples are available along with documentation and a flash walkthrough.
Cool - The Debian-Lex Web site will be updated with a link to this later today, and I've added links to the other recently-announced projects. I'm cc'ing this to the list so that people know about your project!
On 30/06/2004, at 10:45 PM, Brown, John wrote:My lastest project - which will be hosted soon on SourceForge is one I think you will be interested in. Its called J-InterView and its purpose is to provide both client (java swing) and web based (servlet) document assembly. We are currently using it in production to draft military justice pre-trial agreements.
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My reason for contacting you directly is that I could easily envision a library of legal documents/interviews that could build up over time - and I was hoping the following: a) This kind of thing is desireable for debian - lex to include at some point in the futureYes definitely, and I would use and contribute towards it within my own practice (time permitting, as always!). I might want to look at the possibility of generating OpenOffice.org documents as well (although RTF works fine for now).
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