UTSL :-) This stuff is still very fluid, so I've not
documented any of this at all, but a concrete version
should be available in the next few weeks.

Tientien Li (li@deming.jpl.nasa.gov ) had this note
to add about speeding up the access, and here it is
verbatim:

> BTW, you should add a note telling people how to load YASSL applets locally
> by using the CLASSPATH variable...  It cuts communication time significally.
> For example, by loading YASSL classes locally from Netscape, your YASSL
> interpreter (http://parsecweb.com/~kbs/yassl/interpreter.html) pop up in
> 2 seconds!!! comparing to about 30 seconds if loading from the net on my
> Sparc...

If you want to do this, this is the sequence on the Sparc. I do
not know how this is accomplished on other platforms, the Netscape
release notes are probably the best bet.

When you unpack this thing, it sits in a directory called
parser/ Point your CLASSPATH to this, and you should be set
after you restart Netscape.

You might run into versioning difficulties later, as newer versions
appear on the site. You have been warned ;-)

For the incorrigible hacksters, this is a sketchy roadmap.
There are two components to it. One is the
interpreter itself, which is implemented in the package
yassl. The second is the set of widgets that let it interact
with awt and any other java classes that exist, and I've
included as an example some quickly sketched out interfaces
to the awt. These are in the files yassl*.java

Examples of these in use are available from 
http://parsecweb.com/~kbs/yassl/yassl.html, and I'll
likely place new releases at this place too.
-KB-
