Release of RebeccaAIML 1.1tp1 (Slatter) and Eclipse AIMLEditor plugin

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Please update your project details on your websites of
RebeccaAIML to:

RebeccaAIML is an enterprise cross platform open
source
AIML development platform. RebeccaAIML supports C++,
Java, C#, and Python as well as many other programming
languages and AIML development out of the box.
RebeccaAIML also comes with an array of AIML
administration tools, great documentation, and an
eclipse AIML editor plugin.

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Announcing the tech preview release of RebeccaAIML and
an Eclipse AIMLEditor plugin:

Check out the main page:
http://rebecca-aiml.sourceforge.net/index.htm

Check out the user guide for plenty of screen shots of
this new tech release:
http://rebecca-aiml.sourceforge.net/userGuide.htm

And finally, download it and give it a try:
http://rebecca-aiml.sourceforge.net/download.htm
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This tech preview is only available under Windows.
The next few releases might also only be previews.
The Linux version is in the works.  After tech
preview(s) there will be beta(s).  After that, there
will be 0 or more release candidates.  After that
(finally!), there will be a full release.

But don't let the label tech preview discourage you.
This tech preview is 98% feature complete and quite
stable.  It is just labeled tech preview until I can
get Linux compiled versions released and feed back
from members of the community about it and any
mistakes on my end.
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The latest features that should hopefully have made
any waiting worth while:

* License change.  It is dual licensed under either
GPLv3 or commercial.  Contact me if you want to
develop AIML applications commercially, otherwise feel
free to develop using the GPLv3 license.

* An Eclipse plugin which integrates AIML editing and
querying of the bot together with Eclipse as an AIML
editor.  Hopefully this will become your AIML editor
of choice.  It is the only open source one that I know
of.

* Embedded Database.  You can now have an infinite
number of bots, users, and end users loaded at any
given time.  You're only constrained by the amount of
disk space you have on your hard drive.

* Smart and configurable memory. Utilizing the
embedded database tools you can configure how much
memory RebeccaAIML will use for caching and how much
to keep on the disk as well as fine tune her
throughput from a small machine to a large rack
server.

* Restart times under 1 second regardless of the
number of bots, users, and end users you have.

* Support for multiple users, bots, and end users.  As
many users as you want.  The users can have as many
bots as they want.  The bots can have as many end
users as they want.

* Native language support for a multitude of
programming languages such as C++, C#, Java, and
Python as well as great documentation for how to
develop in a few lines of code AIML applications for
each language.  

* Includes command line tools to access and manipulate
the AIML embedded database.  You can literally use the
rs-admin command line to do everything that any of the
programming languages can do.  See the user guide for
a whole scenario section on using rs-admin and how
truly powerful it is.

* Safe multi-threading, and multi-process support.
You can use multiple threads in your programming and
multiple OS processes to access the AIML.  

* Server and client model included. RebeccaAIML starts
as a service and runs as a server in the background
waiting for queries.  You can have one server on one
machine and multiple clients contacting the server in
an environment if you wanted to.

* A windows installer which makes installation just a
few clicks

* Several other features and improvements and lots of
bug fixes.



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