This interface is a rather complex arrangement between lisp, (GCL with
the RTcmix modifications -- see the "lisp" directory in this package),
java and RTcmix.  The java interface allows the user to select a portion
of a map of Europe.  This selection is then communicated to a lisp
program via a translation program ("styleserver"); the lisp program
contains rulesets and data for controlling an RTcmix physical model
of a flute (METAFLUTE) and performing in different musical styles.

To run the application, start a browser on the Style.html file.  Then
execute the "startstyleserver" command.  This will invoke the 
"gestflute.lisp" file, which in turn starts up the "styleserver" and the
RTcmix instruments needed.  Once the "styleserver" is running, you can
connect to it by selecting "localhost" (use the "additional parameters"
button on the interface) -- or whatever machine you are using to run the
"styleserver" program -- and then clicking on a region in the map of Europe.
Disconnecting from the "styleserver" will shut down the "styleserver", 
RTcmix and lisp processes.  They should be restarted before connecting 
again.  As with the other java apps, you will need to disable TCP/IP 
security on your browser to make this work.

NOTE:  The interpolation between different regions on the map (different
musical styles) is a little rough in this, and the lag time is
noticeable.  But it's fun to fool around with, and it can play the
flute better than I can!

brad