Re: how to install..

["Dom Brownin" <D.Brownin@herts.ac.uk>]

To install Jama on a windows NT/2000 box do the following.

1) Install Jama into a subdirectory of the jdk e.g. D:\jdk1.3\Jama
2) From control panel select system
3) Click on the environment tab
4) Under user variables for <userid> locate CLASSPATH
5) If CLASSPATH is not present add it by simply typing the name into the
variable box
6) set the CLASSPATH value to the jdk path and the current directory e.g.
D:\jdk1.3;.
7) click on the set button and then click on apply
8) to test to make sure the CLASSPATH variable is setup start a command
prompt window
9) type echo %CLASSPATH% at the dos prompt and you should get back the jdk
path set in step 6
10) now when you want to use Jama simply include the following: import
Jama.*;

The CLASSPATH variable will depend on what other classes you need to access.
The above is for the simplest case and should be the easiest method to use
to get you up and running.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Alessandro Bove" <bovealessandro@supercable.net.ve>
To: "Multiple recipients of list" <jama@nist.gov>
Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2002 1:00 AM
Subject: how to install..


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> Hello;
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> I'm concerned about the simplicity of my question... but I've tried and
> just didn't came out with teh right answer... would you please explain me
> how to install JAMA into my computer???... I'm using jsdk 1.4... I'll be
> grateful
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> Thanks,
> Alessandro Bove.
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