1# $Id$
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3To run the java support tool you need to have java 1.1.X since the tool
4is based on that version of the java.awt event handling.  This tool
5allows users to attach input, output, and one other file (e.g., error
6file on an IBM SP) without "cutting and pasting"
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8The tool also works with java 1.2 but we still see bugs in this
9environment regarding color maps and window positions (but it works).
10
11put all the *.class and *.gif files in the distribution in the
12appropriate place on your system e.g., /usr/local/lib/classes
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14Add this path to your CLASSPATH;
15e.g., setenv CLASSPATH /usr/local/lib/classes:${CLASSPATH}
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17run it via java:  e.g., java NWChem
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19You can have a file $HOME/nwchemsupport that contains your preferred
20email address if you already have a $HOME/.forward you can link to
21this file using: ln -s $HOME/.forward $HOME/nwchemsupport With these
22settings the java tool will automatically fill in the "From:" field on
23the form when it comes up.
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26Enclosed in this distribution is a csh wrapper that can be used as
27well, "report_nwchem" which when properly configured will allow the
28user to exist in a non-java environement but still get access to the
29form, i.e., report_nwchem sets up the java environement, runs the java
30application and then exits.
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32If you have problems with this please contact via normal email:
33nwchem-support@emsl.pnl.gov
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35RAK 1998-07-28
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