To run the server:

 - You will need to execute "wworld/WorldApplication" from this directory
 - No special classpath is required
 - Read the .doc WW report for server documentation; the only inaccuracy
   there is that the subdirectory is "wworld", not "world"
 - Once all of the clients have connected, click "start"

To run the Java client:

 - Start the server first
 - You will need to execute "wclient/GameClient" from this directory
 - No special classpath is required

To run the Jess client:

 - The classpath must be set to include this directory, and the jess.jar file
 - You will need to execute jess.Main
   Once in jess...
 - You will need to batch the JessClient.clp file
 - After the server has started running, you will need to enter (run-until-halt)

To create your own Java client, with Jess embedded within:

 - It's probably simplest to place the .class file in the wclient directory
 - The Jess code (.clp file) should be in this directory
 - Set up the classpath as for the Jess client above.

Files of especial interest:
 - report.doc: Documentation, including server and client execution
 - html: Javadoc directory
 - Jess-embedded/Player.java: Player class with embedded Rete engine (must move
   into src directory hierarchy [into src/wclient] to use).
 - src: All .java and .class files live here
 - src/JessClient.clp: Jess code for player that uses Javabean to communicate
   with server. Use this to create a Jess client.
 - src/*.{gif,ppm}: images used by server and client code GUIs.
 - src/*.txt: various example worlds for your amusement.
 - src/wclient/GameClient.java: Java client code. Uses the Player class to
   generate moves.
 - src/wclient/Player.java: Java player class. Implements a fixed sequence
   of moves as a stub example. Replace with Jess-embedded/Player.java if you
   want to embed Jess within the Java client.