Web-enabled?

[Matthew Vanecek]

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On Fri, 2002-11-22 at 20:17, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Mon, 18 Nov 2002,  James P. Howard II wrote:
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> > Is there anything out there I am missing?  Am I the only one who wants
> > this on the web?
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> James,
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>   There's a web-based, java application called Moneydance. I don't know if
> it runs on anything other than linux. However, I _much_ prefer not having=
 to
> install apache to run local applications. My business accounting software=
 is
> text-based (with an ncurses interface) and is fast and functional. I wish
> that I could do everything I need to do in gnucash without using the
> trackball, just the keyboard.
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>   So, I'll vote for no web-based gnucash, unless it's strictly optional a=
nd
> secondary to the existing UI.
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> Rich

The API is pretty well defined for the engine, and the engine *is* a
separate library.  You could always write a frontend (Java(Beans),
ncurses, etc) that used the engine library.  I'd be kindof interested in
a Java applet that allowed me to enter transactions from work, or out of
town, etc.  Plug-n-Play frontend, so to speak.=20

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Matthew Vanecek <mevanecek@yahoo.com>

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