---- TO INSTALL

If you just want to use it (not change it), put the fully qualified
pathname of socketopener.jar in your CLASSPATH.

If you want to change it, don't add the jar to your classpath and see
"TO CHANGE" (below).


---- TO TEST

You'll need to installJUnit (http://www.junit.org).  Then run this
command:

	java junit.textui.TestRunner com.yagni.socketopener.TestSocketOpener

A failed test gives you a stack trace.  A successful test looks like
to this:

	..
	Time: 0.057

	OK (2 tests)


---- TO CHANGE

You'll need JUnit (http://www.junit.org) and GNU make
(http://www.gnu.org).  Other makes may work.

Don't add the jar to your CLASSPATH.  Instead, extract the jar from a
directory that's in your CLASSPATH.  Check the makefile to make sure
your favorite compiler is selected.  Then make whatever changes you
want, then run "make"; the makefile will build everything and run the
unit test.

If you want to suggest your changes for inclusion in the main branch,
send them to the package maintainer mentioned at the top of the
README.  Send the changes any way you want.  I suggest unified diffs,
but any way you want to send them is great.