Java Clients for Use in Web Browsers

AcadianaMOO
acadianamoo.org, port 6556

At Acadiana we currently support two web-based MOO/MUD clients that use Java.

Cup-O Mud is suitable for discussions and other forms of chat, but you wouldn't want to choose it in place of another MUD client like TkMOO for any advanced editing functions such as sending mail, writing descriptions or programming verbs.
Based on mcp 1.0, the editing of verbs, properties, mail and other forms of non-synchronous communication is difficult. We're maintaining this client for those using older machines or operating systems that can't support mcp 2.1

Our new client uses mcp 2.1 and supports pop-up windows for all editing tasks including mail, character descriptions and scripts similar to those found in TkMOO, but available in any browser that runs Java without further installation.
JaMOOka 2.0 is fully customizable and most users could use this as their primary MOO client. Users will need to allow popups to take advantage of JaMOOka's mcp capabilities, and if you haven't done so, you'll need the Java 2.0 runtime environment installed along with your browser.
Currently under construction; if you find any bugs, send a description of the problem to jamooka-bugs@louisiana.edu for further research and trouble-shooting.
More information, including a FAQ, screenshots and tutorials, is available at the JaMOOka project site!

Last Modified: November 23, 2005