[CompStrm Wiki] How to run AwSwingClient, connected to the server at agilewiki.org

[Bill la F. <laf...@ya...>]

I want to answer your question in several parts. The first is AwSwingClient, connected to the server at agilewiki.org. My assumption here is that you are NOT running behind a web proxy. I can not do this from the office, as Sun Microsystems uses a web proxy.
   
  For this it is probably best to download the AwSwingClient-alpha21.zip file from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=106672&package_id=179488
   
  First, unzip the file. There are two directories:
   
  1. AwSwingClient -- this is the top-level directory. it contains a .properties file, a .jar file and a .TXT file, as well as the lib directory.
   
  2. The lib directory then contains two additional .jar files.
   
  The AgileWiki.properties file is optional, but in this case it is used to locate the server. It contains a single line:
      rmiName=//agilewiki.org:1099/Ark
   
  The README.TXT file holds the instructions on how to run the client. It contains the following:
      To run the AwSwingClient from the command line, type the following:
          java -jar "AwSwingClient.jar" 

  Now there are two things required (besides internet access without a proxy):
  1. you need to be in the AwSwingClient directory itself.
  2. you need java 1.5.
   
  To confirm that you have the correct version of Java installed, enter this command:
      java -version
   
  You should get a sponse like this:
  java version "1.5.0_06"
    Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_06-b05)
    Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_06-b05, mixed mode, sharing)
   
  Note that you do not need exactly the same version. 1.5 should be sufficient.
   
  Now you can just enter the following command:
      java -jar "AwSwingClient.jar" 
And it should start the Swing client.
   
  Be sure to register or login.
   
  Further note. As of release alpha-21, the server validates the version of the client. So you needs must always run the same (generally the latest released) version when accessing the remote server.
   
  Bill
  


sougata bhattacharya <sou...@ya...> wrote:
  Hi Bill,
I have one question. I could not run the application.
I have installed netbean 5.0 and jdk 1.5. Could you
tell me how to do?
Cheers 
Sougata

				
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