The CASUAL project uses NetBeans as a primary development environment.   Listed below are the projects.  Each project depends on the ones above it.  CASUAL's repository can be found at http://android-casual.googlecode.com

--CASUAL--
Cross-platform Android Scripting and Unified Auxiliary Loader
A generic GUI for the CASUALcore. The CASUALcore provides a way to load, deploy and launch CASPACs.  It handles troubleshooting and device connections in a unified manner. 

--repo--
CASUALcore has the ability to reach out to the net and grab files.  the repo and the scripts repository are the primary sources.

--CASPAC--
CASUAL Packaged Action Container
CASPACs are packages which can be used to make a new CASUAL, or be executed in place by CASUAL. 

--CASPACkager--
CASUAL Packaged Action Container packager
Provides a method to package a CASPAC into a new instance of CASUAL.  Also, provides a method to replace binaries and text in a CASPAC, dynamically, as a part of an automated build system.

--CASCADE--
CASUAL's Automated Scripting Action Development Environment
CASCADE provides Script, Properties, Meta and resources in an easy-to-use IDE.  You can create a CASPAC or Launch a CASUAL from here.  CASCADE converges all other CAS tools into a GUI. 


CASUAL is a Cross-platform Android Scripting and Unified Auxiliary Loader. CASUAL is a Scripting language and a package deployment system.  It runs on Java, works with all android devices which can communicate with ADB and all operating systems.

Copyright (C) 2012  Adam Outler.

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