Thanks Manuel!
Hello everyone!
I am Arunesh Mathur, a student from India. I have started making a port of the ZIM Reader in Java, so that people interested in making offline Wikipedia readers can leverage it, especially those who are looking to build for Android and J2ME. I'll make the first commit soon, which has the basic functions needed. There is still some way to go to make it full fledged.
I am generally a little busy, so I work on this in my free time. However, if you feel you need this to be done faster, just shoot an email and I'll try my best to speed things up! (no promises though).
I hope this goes a long way in making ZIM more popular! You can find me on the #openzim channel (Freenode). My nick is gremmachook.
Thanks, - Arunesh Mathur
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 6:18 PM, Manuel Schneider < manuel.schneider@wikimedia.ch> wrote:
Dear all,
some of you might have noticed or read it already on IRC or in my last mail here on the list:
- there is a Java ZIM implementation to come
- there is now a Java LZMA2 implementation which was needed to make ZIM
on Java available
These days I have set up a system account on our server for Arunesh Mathur (gremmachook). Tommi prepared a SVN directory for him and his code: http://svn.openzim.org/viewvc.cgi/trunk/zimreader-java/
Arunesh is a student from India, interested in making the mobile version of Wikipedia available on J2ME devices (eg. old mobile phones).
He will introduce himself to the list.
Arunesh, welcome on board!
Manuel
Regards Manuel Schneider
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2011/6/3 Arunesh Mathur aruneshmathur1990@gmail.com:
Thanks Manuel!
Hello everyone!
Hi!, nice to meet you
I am Arunesh Mathur, a student from India. I have started making a port of the ZIM Reader in Java, so that people interested in making offline Wikipedia readers can leverage it, especially those who are looking to build for Android and J2ME. I'll make the first commit soon, which has the basic functions needed. There is still some way to go to make it full fledged.
This is great news
I am generally a little busy, so I work on this in my free time. However, if you feel you need this to be done faster, just shoot an email and I'll try my best to speed things up! (no promises though).
I hope this is as fast as possible, however, the safest way possible
I hope this goes a long way in making ZIM more popular! You can find me on the #openzim channel (Freenode). My nick is gremmachook.
Thanks, A hug, Om Sri Sathya Sai. Shanti!
Thanks,
- Arunesh Mathur
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 6:18 PM, Manuel Schneider manuel.schneider@wikimedia.ch wrote:
Dear all,
some of you might have noticed or read it already on IRC or in my last mail here on the list:
- there is a Java ZIM implementation to come
- there is now a Java LZMA2 implementation which was needed to make ZIM
on Java available
These days I have set up a system account on our server for Arunesh Mathur (gremmachook). Tommi prepared a SVN directory for him and his code: http://svn.openzim.org/viewvc.cgi/trunk/zimreader-java/
Arunesh is a student from India, interested in making the mobile version of Wikipedia available on J2ME devices (eg. old mobile phones).
He will introduce himself to the list.
Arunesh, welcome on board!
Manuel
Regards Manuel Schneider
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-- Best,
Arunesh Mathur III year, Undergraduate, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, National Institute of Technology Karnataka Surathkal, India.
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