The idea to create yet another SuDoKu playing game arose late summer 2005, when my wife gave me Michael Mephams book The Daily Telegraph Sudoku.

I started out with pencil and eraser, but I soon realized that heavy use of the eraser combined with my poor handwriting left me with some rather messy pages.

A simple pencil and paper application was created, saving and restoring a game came naturally and I started adding some simple rules to let the computer solve the games.

Earlier in 2005 the Eclipse Platform version 3.1 was released, so I took the opportunity to exploit the new features in Eclipse by creating Framework for testing Sudoku rules and playing the game. This should be done without having to rewrite the boring stuff GUI, error handling, persistence and logging over and over again.

One of the project goals is to provide a simple interface for plugging in and testing new rules.

I am publishing this project in the hope that others might find it useful, have fun.