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Welcome to the download area of Visual XML The software that you will download from here has been produced with the Sun Java Development Kit version 1.1.8 ( It does not run with Java 2 - JDK1.2 ) The JFC ( Swing-1.1.1-beta2 ) is used for the User Interface creation. You should have installed on your computer the most current JDK release. http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.1 OR if you are an end user and only want the minimal run time
environment, download the JRE release. http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.1/jre/index.html OR If you have Internet Explorer 5.00 and the latest VM from Microsoft. http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/java/sdk/32f/updates/msjavx86.asp Download the Visual XML zip file to a temporary directory. Here is a version with the JFC Swing-1.1.1 ( Swingall.jar ) included If you already have the JFC installed, download the following file instead How to execute Visual XML. From a console window ( DOS Command Prompt ), change to the directory where you have
installed this software. If you have the Java-SDK C:\>\INSTALL_DIRECTORY\runjava If you have the Java-Runtime Environment only C:\>\INSTALL_DIRECTORY\runjre If you have the MS Java-SDK C:\>\INSTALL_DIRECTORY\runjview UNIX users can download a version of runnit.bat named runnit. Thanks to M. Noel Cross for this script. Problems to run ? Open a Command Prompt window. Change directory to the InstallationDirectory where you have installed Visual XML If you received a message like this: this tell us that your PATH is wrong. Add the JAVA HOME path to your PATH environment variable. To view your PATH, type the command 'echo %PATH%' at the DOS
Prompt. If you received a message like this: this tell us that your CLASSPATH is wrong. Add the classes.zip and the swingall.jar to your CLASSPATH To view your CLASSPATH, type the command 'echo %CLASSPATH%' at the
DOS Prompt. Acknowledgement: This piece of software is made possible because many software designers have created great tools. I would like to thank them and give you the opportunity to see and used their works. Java
Development Kit ( Sun Microsystems, Inc. ) The book of Richard Light 'Presenting XML' introduces me to XML design. Some of my favorites link on XML. The
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