#Datacrow server install#

All modifications made to the Music Album and the Audio CD modules will be undone by the upgrade.

Remove the books.jar file as the book.jar file is the actual file used for saving module wizard changes.

I have found that in old installations it is possible that both books.jar and a book.jar file exists within the modules folder.

#Datacrow server install#

DO NOT install this version in the same location as the old version as this will cause the program to fail to start. De complete release notes zijn hieronder te vinden. De belangrijkste veranderinge in versie 4.0 is dat het programma nu uit een aparte server- en cliëntapplicatie bestaat. Het programma is opensource en in Java geschreven, en het is dan ook eenvoudig om aanpassingen in het uiterlijk of de functionaliteit te doen. Waar mogelijk wordt allerlei relevante en aanvullende informatie van internet gehaald, zoals bij IMDb, Amazon of Bol.com. Dit catalogusprogramma kan orde scheppen in de chaos van zo'n beetje elke verzameling, of het nu om boeken, cd's, dvd's, foto's of mediabestanden gaat. I don't know of any specifically since it's not something that I personally do.Versie 4.0 van Data Crow is uitgekomen.

Perhaps those would best serve your needs? Although it might not be exactly what you're after, it might be possible to tailor it to what you need. Have you tried looking for things like Dungeons and Dragons character creators? There are specialized applications out there that people have created specifically aimed at fantasy role-playing creation. I've never used it myself but from what I gather it's very similar to Microsoft Office's Access. To be honest, the more you describe what you're looking for the more it sounds like you want a database, so you might want to look at the database with OpenOffice. Effectively what you have is a system of hierarchical tags. Each Tiddler has (optional) 'tags' and some Tiddlers display a list of other Tiddlers that are 'tagging' them. Notice that boxes labeled 'tagging' and 'tags'. They say a picture paints a thousand words so this following screenshot probably explains more easily what I mean. Same principle applies for Race you create a Race Wiki entry (tiddler) then simply tag your relevant characters with that Race.

I don't believe Wiki on a Stick has this notion. Then, when you view the faction tiddler it will automatically list all the characters that have been tagged with that faction. So you can have a Tiddler that is a faction, and when you create characters you add that faction name as a tag to each appropriate character tiddler. Wiki on a Stick doesn't support tags does it, if I remember correctly? In addition 'tiddlers' (or Wiki entries) can be tags themselves. Then TiddlyWiki would be a better system because you can use tags (keywords). If there was some kind of general script that was like 'click =factions ref =faction name (all characters)' or some jargon like that, Id definitely stick with Wiki on A Stick. I am going to revisit the other programs that you guys had listed, but I really like the wikipedia format with it layouts and ability to embed images. I want a system, where I plug in the data, it shows up in Table of Contents Form, but when a person clicks 'factions' under a character, it brings up all the characters under that faction. But lets say I have A list filled with characters (people)Įach has there own race, strengths, levels, factions, etc. I notice that since theres a JAR file, enabling its own script system, so in some areas making the scripts much easier. But the disappointing part is that I feel like Im having to type out all the data, and the layout all by basic HTML, no different than a self sustained HTML file.

I ran through most of the programs, and as far as layout is concerned, Wiki on A Stick seems to be the best.