You're welcome.

Hi arincool, I found this link: http://sites.google.com/a/pintailconsultingllc.com/java/mockito-examples However, ohloh is a general open source directory - and probably not the best place to ask ... [More] for specific help. In this case, you'd be best referring to mockito's google group. -jay [Less]

Hi StoneCypher, Thanks for taking the time to write this down - i'm sure it will help others solve this problem too.

Hi Keith, I apologize for this mishap. I don't know why it was left behind - but I've scheduled an update. I'll keep an eye on it to make sure it goes through.

I just deployed the formatting fix. We rarely see ordered lists -which is why we haven't fixed its nutty style yet. On to your main points: When the failed download was attempted. I've updated the ... [More] failure notice with some indication of when it occured.). The last successful update is viewable on the main project page - in the blue Ohloh Analysis Summary box. Look at the bottom right - in very small type. Hope this helps. [Less]

hi dartar, I made some changes to the search index/engine. The wiki search results seems better now. I'd appreciate some feedback on how I could improve the results.

Hi lesnivila, The ohloh Quasar page claims that there is no public code. The sourceforge project page also show very little activity - it was created 4 years ago and then abandoned. Interestingly, it ... [More] was created by a user called 'solo123' - and there is also a solo on the ledermann site. I suspect its the same person. You might want to use the SourceForge page to mail the project owners - although 4 years is a long time - they might not check their mail anymore. Anyway - this is all I could discover. Good luck! I don't know much about this game. I followed your ..ledermann.de/quasar link, but couldn't find anything about being open source. [Less]

Thanks Ekin, I rescheduled it - i'll keep an eye on it.

Done!

Thanks guys - both dupes were removed.