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@@ -3,7 +3,9 @@ BUILDING A SIMPLE HTTP-TO-Z3950 GATEWAY USING YAZ4J AND TOMCAT
 
 [Yaz4J](http://www.indexdata.com/yaz4j) is a wrapper library over the 
 client-specific parts of YAZ, a C-based Z39.50 toolkit, and allows you to use 
-the ZOOM API directly from Java. 
+the ZOOM API directly from Java. Initial version of Yaz4j has been written
+by Rob Styles from [Talis][http://www.talis.com] and the project is now 
+developed and maintained at IndexData.
 [ZOOM](http://zoom.z3950.org/api/zoom-1.4.html) is a relatively straightforward 
 API and with a few lines of code you can write a basic application that can 
 establish connection to a Z39.50 server. 
@@ -207,7 +209,5 @@ the follwoing request with your browser or curl
   
 That's it! You just build yourself a HTTP-to-Z3950 gateway! Just be careful
 with exposing it to the outside world - it's not very secure and could be easily
-exploited. The source code for the gateway's Maven project is attached. Also, 
-IndexData is working on a Debian/Ubuntu package (and maybe even a Windows 
-installer :)) and the installation of yaz4j and Tomcat configuration will be 
-greatly simplified - so stay tuned!
+exploited. The source code and the gateway's Maven project is available in the
+yaz4j repository under examples/zgate. In the meantime, IndexData is working on a Debian/Ubuntu package (and maybe even a Windows installer :)) so installation of yaz4j and Tomcat configuration will be greatly simplified - so stay tuned!