ram.jar Homepage

ram.jar is a library for Java 1.6 licensed under the GPL written by Stefan Ram .

Download (distribution; including a jar -file, documentation and source code, might be older than the above documentation): https://www.purl.org/stefan_ram/zip/ram.zip
Online API-specification with links to online-source code: https://www.purl.org/stefan_ram/html/ram.jar/index.html
Direct link to a the jar file: https://www.purl.org/stefan_ram/jar/ram.jar
ram.jar does not have a version numbering, instead the versions are identified by their release date.

ram.jar does not depend on any other libraries, only on the Java Standard Edition.

The current status is “alpha”, i.e., ram.jar is considered to be in an early, experimental, unstable, and incomplete state with many bugs and errors.

methods, interfaces and classes might be added, changed or removed without prior deprecation warning,
only a small part of the library is covered by test clients, other clients or by documentation and
this web site might be inconsistent in the sense that the documentation might refer to an other version than the jar offered for download, which might be another version that the zip file distribution.

>722020 incomplete Feature List, including links to tutorials and specifications
>722019 Installation tutorial
>722112 ram.jar stability policy

License for the library (GPL, the GNU general public license Version 2): http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
Direct link to a recent jar file (this might be a more recent build than the one contained the distribution): https://www.purl.org/stefan_ram/jar/recent-ram.jar
Release History: 2006-06-06 2 alpha All classes written so far have been released as part of the distribution and a framework for revision and distribution has been created. Therefore, the state has been changed to “alpha”.; 2006-02-26 2 pre-alpha The Filode encoder is included, again.; 2006-02-13 1 pre-alpha The library only contains very few type declarations, Filode is missing.; 2004-09-09 0 pre-alpha The library includes a Filode encoder.