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Three-step installation

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Notes for Unix/Linux users

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Notes for MacOSX users

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(see also our Online User Guide for further information)

== Three-step installation ==

# Download
# In the bin directory, run the startup script (requires "Java":http://java.com 1.5 or greater)
# ''Chuckle''... There Is No Step Three (TM)! :)

(Inspired by "Instiki's":http://instiki.org three-step installation)

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== Notes for Unix/Linux users ==

There may appear some problems with the startup scripts for Unix/Linux which we will need to fix ASAP. Joe Desbonet describes the problems and how to fix them:

On 8/8/05, Joe Desbonnet wrote:
Those unix scripts were always problematic.

* First problem, ZIP archives do not preserve the execute flag. So you need to
chmod a+x ./JUMPWorkbench-unix.sh

* Next problem (which is the one causing your error message) is line termination. Text files end with just LF (ASCII character 10 decimal) in unix-like operating systems. DOS uses CR LF (ASCII character 13, followed by 10 decimal).
One simple way to 'cleanup' the script is to create a new file with your favorite editor and cut/paste the content in. Don't forget to _chmod a+x_ your new file.

* BTW: if you are using Fedora Core 4 -- note that it comes with a Java VM bundled. This JVM (it's an opensource clean room implementation -- nothing to do with the Sun JVM) is still under development and is not likely to run Jump properly. Use the official Sun JVM.

Joe.

some other notes on OpenJUMP on the *Linux Fedora Core* posted by Pedro can be found here: [[OpenJUMP on Fedora]]

== Notes for MacOSX users ==

see here: [[Installing: Mac OSX]]

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−	~~(see also our Online User Guide for further information)~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Installation]]
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−	~~== Three-step installation ==~~
−
−	# ~~Download~~
−	~~# In the bin directory, run the startup script (requires [http://developers.sun.com/downloads/ java] 1.5 or greater)~~
−	~~# ''Chuckle''... There Is No Step Three (TM)! :)~~
−
−	~~(Inspired by [http://instiki.org Instiki's] three-step installation)~~
−
−	~~== Notes for Unix/Linux users ==~~
−
−	~~There may appear some problems with the startup scripts for Unix/Linux which we will need to fix ASAP. Joe Desbonet describes the problems and how to fix them:~~
−
−	~~On 8/8/05, Joe Desbonnet wrote:~~
−	~~Those unix scripts were always problematic.~~
−
−	* First problem, ZIP archives do not preserve the execute flag. So you need to
−	~~chmod a+x ./JUMPWorkbench-unix.sh~~
−
−	* Next problem (which is the one causing your error message) is line termination. Text files end with just LF (ASCII character 10 decimal) in unix-like operating systems. DOS uses CR LF (ASCII character 13, followed by 10 decimal).
−	~~One simple way to 'cleanup' the script is to create a new file with your favorite editor and cut/paste the content in. Don't forget to ''chmod a+x'' your new file.~~
−
−	* BTW: if you are using Fedora Core 4 -- note that it comes with a Java VM bundled. This JVM (it's an opensource clean room implementation -- nothing to do with the Sun JVM) is still under development and is not likely to run Jump properly. Use the official Sun JVM.
−
−	~~Joe.~~
−
−	~~some other notes on OpenJUMP on the Linux Fedora Core posted by Pedro can be found here: [[OpenJUMP on Fedora]]~~
−
−	~~== Notes for MacOSX users ==~~
−
−	~~see here:~~ [[~~Installing on Mac OSX~~]]

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−	see here: [[Installing: Mac OSX]]	+	see here: [[Installing on Mac OSX]]

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 # Download
-# In the bin directory, run the startup script (requires "Java":http://java.com 1.5 or greater)
+# In the bin directory, run the startup script (requires [http://developers.sun.com/downloads/ java] 1.5 or greater)
 # ''Chuckle''... There Is No Step Three (TM)! :)
-(Inspired by "Instiki's":http://instiki.org three-step installation)
+(Inspired by [http://instiki.org Instiki's] three-step installation)
 == Notes for Unix/Linux users ==

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 (see also our Online User Guide for further information)
-=== Three-step installation ===
+== Three-step installation ==
 # Download
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 (Inspired by "Instiki's":http://instiki.org three-step installation)
-=== Notes for Unix/Linux users ===
+== Notes for Unix/Linux users ==
 There may appear some problems with the startup scripts for Unix/Linux which we will need to fix ASAP. Joe Desbonet describes the problems and how to fix them:
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 some other notes on OpenJUMP on the *Linux Fedora Core* posted by Pedro can be found here: [[OpenJUMP on Fedora]]
-=== Notes for MacOSX users ===
+== Notes for MacOSX users ==
 see here: [[Installing on Mac OSX]]

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 * First problem, ZIP archives do not preserve the execute flag. So you need to
-chmod a+x ./JUMPWorkbench-unix.sh
+  chmod a+x ./JUMPWorkbench-unix.sh
 * Next problem (which is the one causing your error message) is line termination. Text files end with just LF (ASCII character 10 decimal)  in unix-like operating systems. DOS uses CR LF (ASCII character 13, followed by 10 decimal).
-One simple way to 'cleanup' the script is to create a new file with your favorite editor and cut/paste the content in. Don't forget to _chmod a+x_ your new file.
+One simple way to 'cleanup' the script is to create a new file with your favorite editor and cut/paste the content in. Don't forget to ''chmod a+x'' your new file.
 * BTW: if you are using Fedora Core 4 -- note that it comes with a Java VM bundled. This JVM (it's an opensource clean room implementation -- nothing to do with the Sun JVM) is still under development and is not likely to run Jump properly. Use the official Sun JVM.