Thank you for your project submission. I give you some feedback
below. Please can you respond and update your submission as you see fit.

I would like to have from each of you a message which gives your estimate
of work distribution, for example:
Jensen 40% Wagstaff 30% Danielson 30%
and maybe some oral explanation. It is great that you helped 
each other especially since one of you had such a challenging personal life.

Your project is _very_ interesting. You use a schema as a network
directory. This opens a new application area for adaptive programming.
You probably experience frequent changes in the schemata and a
schema-shy approach ought to simplify the NDS task. Maybe we should
have a discussion on this?

I assume it is ok to post your project on the web provided
all your copyright notices and disclaimers are there?

Please shorten your cd. Write only ONE

List(S) ~ {S}. // this is like a template class in C++

and then use  it like ... List(SyntaxDef) ... the way you already do.

Get rid of:
List(SyntaxDef)     ~ { SyntaxDef }.
List(SyntaxFlags)     ~ { SyntaxFlags }.
...

Is the textual input interface the same for the Demeter/Java and C++ version.
Or do you have a special input language for the Java version?

What is your motivation for:
SuperClasses = <s> String. ?
I would expect:
SuperClasses = List(ClassName).
A similar pattern happens several times.

What is your motivation for:
 traversal toClassDef(ClistVisitor cV)
    {bypassing {AttrList,SyntaxList} to ClassDef; }
when both AttrList and SyntaxList cannot contain a ClassDef-object?
The bypassing seems not to be necessary.
The same pattern of unnecessary bypassings exists several times.

In your cd, it is better to use List(ClassDef) instaed of 
ClassDef_List. Use your parameterized List class systematically
to avoid maintenance problems.
Same pattern repeats several times.

I checked your white paper but I found nowhere an explanation
how your schemas use syntax. Is syntax used in a similar way
as in Demeter class dictionaries?

I tested your WWW links
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/research/demeter/course/f97/projects/novell/project
but many of them don't work. Unix is case sensitive. 
Please can you correct them.

How does your program compare to another schema comparer in:
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/research/demeter/course/f97/projects/object-equiv

I tried to run the C++ executable on my PC but it was missing a file.

How much slower is the Java version than the C++ version?