James Harris - 2011-08-09

One of the great things about a Java app of course is that it runs on any
operating system that has the JVM. Class Viewer does have the capability
though to try and call your web browser to show you javadocs, where calling
the browser can shift dependent on the operating system. For that reason, I've
given two downloads, where one is a zip file assuming a Windows user who has
Firefox, while the other is a tar file assuming Linux with Firefox.

That's simply to make it easily run without modification for those users, but
others can easily setup for their browser by opening the file
packagedirectory.xml with a text editor and changing:

<BrowserLoc>---here put in your own browser---</BrowserLoc>

So it's an easy change, which Windows and Linux users would also need to make
if they don't use Firefox.

Oh yeah, latest release also can try to open Java files for you, so you may
also need to change:

<Editor>---put your favorite file editor here---</Editor>

The default assumes you're using gedit. I picked that because it takes a line
number as a parameter and has Windows and Linux versions.

James Harris, Class Viewer Developer