Last update: 21 Nov 1999 .
For more information, see Help on Scheduler.
First, make sure that your CLASSPATH variable points to the ICE Browser
Bean. Under Windows, your CLASSPATH should look like this:
set
CLASSPATH=d:\jdk\lib\classes.zip;c:\progra~1\scheduler\icebrowserbean.jar
Note: it is not necessary to have Swing in your classpath to run Scheduler.
In the command line, go to the directory containing Scheduler.class (not
the graphics directory). With the Java Development Kit, type:
java Scheduler
If you get an error message such as "Can't find
Scheduler", make sure that you are in the directory containing
Scheduler.class. If yes, try the following:
java -cp . Scheduler
With the Java Runtime Environment, type
jre -cp . Scheduler
For another Java Virtual Machine, please refer to the documentation.
If you have the source files, it is necessary to compile Scheduler prior to running it. If you are using the Java Development Kit from Javasoft, a script is available to compile the .java files. Edit makeall.bat and set the environment variables so that they point to the right directories.
Under Unix or Macintosh environments, you will need to adapt the script to your shell.
The current release of Scheduler has been compiled with Java 2. It has been successfully tested under Java 1.1.7B and Java 2, and should run with a higher version of the Java platform. The developement platform is Windows NT 4.0 SP5 with JDK 1.2.2. If you have the opportunity to run Scheduler with other configurations, please share your experience by sending an email to eric.lefevre@usa.net.