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| − | Make sure you see Eacts-7.0.10.jar on the list. If you don't see it, it means you didn't place Eacts-7.0.10.jar in '''C:\''' and you need to do that. Once you see | + | Make sure you see Eacts-7.0.10.jar on the list. If you don't see it, it means you didn't place Eacts-7.0.10.jar in '''C:\''' and you need to do that. Once you see '''Eacts-7.0.10.jar''' on the list, type: |
javaw -jar Eacts-7.0.10.jar | javaw -jar Eacts-7.0.10.jar | ||
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| + | Your session should look like this: | ||
[[Image:cli-launch.png|framed|center|Launching Eacts-7.0.10.jar in command-line.]] | [[Image:cli-launch.png|framed|center|Launching Eacts-7.0.10.jar in command-line.]] | ||
| − | + | If you can run the software only in this way, write yourself a *.bat file that will allow you to launch the software by double-clicking. | |
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| + | '''See also''' | ||
| − | + | *[[Frequently asked questions]] | |
| + | *[[:category:terminology|Terminology]] | ||
Revision as of 20:26, 11 January 2006
First, ensure you have Java installed and operative. Go: Start->Run. Type "cmd" and press ENTER. A black window will open. Type:
java -version
You'll see, what version of Java you have (if any). The required version is 1.5. Version 1.4 is not good for EACTS Software.
Wrong version of Java: Java 1.4 is too old.
Correct version of Java: Java 1.5.
Once you're sure that you have Java 1.5, move Eacts-7.0.10.jar file to C:\ Now open "cmd" again and type:
c: cd \ dir
Make sure you see Eacts-7.0.10.jar on the list. If you don't see it, it means you didn't place Eacts-7.0.10.jar in C:\ and you need to do that. Once you see Eacts-7.0.10.jar on the list, type:
javaw -jar Eacts-7.0.10.jar
Your session should look like this:
Launching Eacts-7.0.10.jar in command-line.
If you can run the software only in this way, write yourself a *.bat file that will allow you to launch the software by double-clicking.
See also
