Renamed protocol to kittyTP, most of my variables/methods/classes were kitty
something anyways.

Protocol:
	port 7777	

	MEOW - says hello to the kitty, this MUST be said in order for the
               kitty to answer questions
	NAME - ask the kitty its name
	WHAT - ask the kitty what it is doing
	WHERE - ask the kitty where it is
	MU - say goodbye to the kitty, optional, but nice to do

State of Code:
	Works, should be robust enough so that if the client or server quits
unexpectedly, the other one will not die.  The client will just enter a
connect closed state.  Once the server is back up, the client will work
again.  If the client dies without closing the connection, the server will
just enter the waiting for connection state.

Test conditions:
	open and close connection
	teste connecting and using the server with telnet
	sent questions/meow/mu
	tested trying to connect if server is not up
	killing the server while the client has a connection open
	killing client while a connection is open



Where things are:

Server directory:
	Duh, the server is here
	KittyTPServer is the main class
	the javadocs are in the docs directory

Client directory:
	Hey, it's GUI client to KittyTP
	KittyTPClient is the main class here
	javadocs are in the docs directory again



SOLTP directory
	OtherGuysTP 
	TCPServer.class is Collin's server
	TCPClient.class is his class (not sure why he sent it to me) 
	SOLTPClient.class is my version of the client
	javadocs in the docs directory


OtherGuysTP (SOLTP):
	Ok, his client crashes the server when sending the "quit" request (he said
	this would happen).  However, for some reason, my client does not crash the
	server when "quit" is sent to the server.  His server still crashes when I just
	drop the connection.  It is nice that it uses a text file for the 8-ball
	sayings and that one can add a new saying to them with the client.
	
	The class file in the SOLTP directory does not run with the java on NCC computers
	(at least for me).  It worked for me at home and work.  You might have to get 
	another copy from his directory.

	requests : add, quit, shake, list, question


Problems/notes:
	GUI programming can be a pain at times.  
	Linux Java and Windows java behave a little differently WRT java sockets 
	closing, the server would crash under windows, but not linux, I fixed this problem 
	though. Some of the source code formatting may be funky because I wrote this using
	the joe editor on linux and the jgrasp editor is a little different.