Agent Frank isn’t the only one.

Oh, and I completely forgot to toss a link his way, but Kevin Smith of electricanvil.com is working on a Java PersonalWebProxy project also. With AgentFrank, I’ve been leaning toward patching the core together as quickly as possible to enable the plugins and scripting I wanted to play with. But it looks like Kevin’s spending more time carefully architecting the core using Jakarta Phoenix & some homebrew proxy work. Would be nice to borrow from his work soon.

Who else has code out there that could be assimilated? :)

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3 Comments

  1. Avatar Slim
    Posted February 17, 2003 at 5:50 pm | Permalink

    Well… considering that “Frank” is already 18 MB over-weighted… what about a drastic diet instead?-)

  2. Avatar Remus Pereni
    Posted February 18, 2003 at 8:13 am | Permalink

    Avalon and Phoenix rocks, it takes a bit of time till the whole idea and how it works click in but then there is no way back :)

    We did this way DataStore (Phoenix) and we are heavily using Avalon (the framework) to some other projects to.

  3. Avatar Sean Conner
    Posted February 18, 2003 at 11:19 am | Permalink

    What’s wrong with using Squid as your web proxy? It’s already written, does a great job caching, and as long as it’s local, you have access to its entire cache (and log files) to comb through.

    -spc (I mean, why go through the trouble of writing a web proxy when there’s already one written … )