[alicebot-developer] ProgramJ

[Dr. Rich Wallace]

Wow, this is great news.

Except, isn't the name a little confusing with J-Alice by Jonathan Roewnen
(written in C++).  J-Alice.org seems to be down :-(

"J-Alice is an AIML engine written in C++. It comes with a builtin IRC
client, with support for multiple channels and servers, and a small
webserver. Each IRC setup (per irc network/server) supports configuration
of an IRC Server, to allow the botmaster, for example, to connect and
control the bot, and even pretend to be a bot with your favourite IRC
client."

Several other letters remain unclaimed, including I and K.

> ProgramJ is an Alicebot written in pure Java. Its
> primary objective is to provide a simple, flexible
> implementation of the AIML standards, which is easy to
> understand and modify; despite this "didatic" purpose,
> it also intends to be usable in practice, and also
> easy to embed in other applications.
>
> Current development stage is fairly early: the program
> still implements a very restricted subset of AIML, and
> is not as well documented as it should. At least the
> architecture got to a point where major changes are
> unlikely (although the API interface may still change
> some).
>
> ProgramJ is licensed under the GPL. The program
> sources, toghether with some information about the
> project and use instructions, can be found at this
> URL:
>
> http://bitoflife.cjb.net/programj.html
>
> --
> Ja mata ne.
> Hélio Perroni Filho
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Dr. Rich
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