[AG-TECH] AG shared apps

[SangWoo Han]

Hi Jennifer,

I am SangWoo Han and a graduate student in K-JIST, South Korea.
Our group (Networked Media Lab, K-JIST) has added DV transport part to
original Access Grid toolkit 2.1.2 like attached figure. So all
participants in the AG Venue can see 30Mbps high quality video.

You can get more detail information at
http://netmedia.kjist.ac.kr/agdv

Even though this is not shared application, is it possible to belong our
contribution to AG shared app?
  
Thank you.
SangWoo.

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SangWoo Han
Networked Media Lab., K-JIST, South Korea
http://netmedia.kjist.ac.kr
  

-----Original Message-----
From: Jennifer Teig von Hoffman [mailto:jtvh at bu.edu] 
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 2:44 AM
To: 'ag-tech at mcs.anl.gov'
Subject: [AG-TECH] AG shared apps

Hi all,

I'm putting together a high-level guide to shared apps for AG2, for the 
AGDP. In addition, NCSA's asked me to give a talk on this topic from a 
user's point of view at a seminar over the AG in April (date and time 
TBA). The idea behind both of these is to give AG users (and potential 
users!) a brief overview of the current applications, to encourage 
upgrading to or deploying 2.x. Plus it'll be a crash course for me on 
some of the new apps so as to improve my evangelising skills. :-)

So . . . if you've developed a shared application for AG2, and would be 
willing to share this information with others, please drop me a note. If

your application is already ready for use and available to the public, 
I'd like to include a link to your software and any instructions you may

already have available online. If you're not ready to release your 
application to the public, I'd like to include a few sentences about 
what your application does (and include a screen shot, if 
possible/applicable).

The applications I currently have enough info on to get started are:

	* shared browser
	* shared presentation
	* shared image viewer
	* shared movie player

I'm also aware of shared rasmol, and have sent off mail to some folks 
who I think can tell me more.

Thanks,
Jennifer

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