This is a simple java application showing how an RTcmix instrument
can be addressed by java.  This application computes a score in memory,
and then sends it to the WAVETABLE instrument.  The executable file
"chaosserver" serves as the intermediary for translating the java
output and sending it to the RTcmix process -- it reads from one TCP/IP
socket (2102 in this case) and sends to another (1102, the default
RTcmix socket).

To use this, start up a web browser on the Chaos.html file, and disable
the security that prevents generic writing through standard TCP/IP
sockets (see the README in the directory above this for some hints
about how I do this; probably not the best way but it works...).  Then
start the executable "chaosserver" running.  Use the "additional parameters" 
button on the interface to connect to "localhost" for the sound server
(or whatever machine you are running the "chaosserver" on).  Then
compute some notes and send 'em off!

Disconnecting from the server will terminate the "chaosserver" process.
It will need to be restarted to hear additional stuff in a given run.

NOTE:  Clear/reset the graph and textfield before computing and sending
more notes, or you will get everything sent that you have computed up
until the send.  Sometimes this is a snazzy effect if your machine can
handle the load, though!

brad