Jarnal - Java Mail Demo

Blog Post: http://mananj.wordpress.com/2011/05/30/integration-jarnal-and-gmail/

This video shows our R&D on Jarnal opensource annotation tool and Gmail access from JavaMail API.

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People & Blogs

Tags:

• java
• jarnal
• pdf
• annotation
• javamail

[mananjani]

@despikyxd Dude, I'm living in India and at the time of compiling this video, I didn't have highspeed broadband. I do have somewhat faster speed now thanks to 3G, still we don't have any other options for a fast broadband connection, which is a shame. I'll try to redo this video whenever somewhat higher speed is available. Thanks for your patience.

[sketchup73]

thanks, great tool ...that jarnal.

i have a question .

is there a way to link web pages to annotations in jarnal ?

regards,

[mananjani]

@sketchup73 Hi, It's currently not possible to link web pages to annotations. Unless you have any other solution, I would encourage you to explore Jarnal open source code base to add this tweak

[sketchup73]

@mananjani

thanks ,

im not very good at tweaking at sourcecodes. in fact never had a thought of doing so.

is it easy ?

isn't it like learning a new language ?

[mananjani]

@sketchup73 Hi, Jarnal source code is not particularly complex and you can dig into it after spending some time. A blog post just for you before I forget everything I did :) I cannot post any links in the comment section (seems like a youtube bug). I have shared the link in the video description area.

[despikyxd]

WTF how slow is your connection ?

need 2 minutes for around 1MB ??? are you kidding me ???

8kb/s downstream ??? ISDN 64kBit/s ???

where the fuck are you livin ?

get highspeed net like 16,000 kBit/s or 32,000kBit/s ... thats what ONE person uses here in germany