Bugs:

Somehow when we start the server UI, the server starts automatically,
even if we don't push the "Start" button. I don't particularly mind
this now, as it makes the debugging one click faster, but it is a bug
and needs to be fixed. Low Priority.

Sometimes the document list doesn't get updated on the client... I am
not sure why this may be, as I cannot reproduce this one a stable
basis.

The client list in the chat panel looks ugly. It either takes up too
much space, or too little. Fix it!

In all the JLists in general, the text is stuck agains the left
edge. Would be good to add a little margin there.



Testing:

Untested:
NetTextDocumentReader.java - Jose (need client/server)
Everything else, pretty much, too.



Implementation:

Implement network messages. (Andrew, Daniyar) 

  + Implement the regular server message. (Maybe do the same
    abstraction as in netpaint - AbstractServerMessage with the
    children - GenericServerMessage, and ServerErrorMessage.) When I
    was writing the protocol, I thought we never used the regular
    server message in netpaint, and so exclueded it from the
    protocol. While writing the networking code, I remembered what it
    was I needed to use this generic message for, and I still need it
    here.

Implement file IO. (Jose)
-Implement
Implement document structure. (Jose)
Implement server functionality. (Vladimir)
  + Implement the framework for managing clients - adding, dropping.
    + Implement the Client class.
      + Need to add the document list to the client class when the
        document list class becomes available.
    + Implement the client list stuff.
  o Implement the chat functionality.
  o Implement the document handling functionality.
  o Implement Server settings with default values.
    + Still need to add here the defaults for the repository and the
    autosave delay.

Implement server UI. (Vladimir)
  + Implement the interactive user list.
  o Implement the kick user button.

Shared UI
  + Implement client list.

Client UI:
  o Implement it so when the client receives a "duplicate username"
    message, it doesn't freak out and drop the connection...



Miscellaneous:

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