Ticket #75: webstart.txt

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1                     Golden Code (R) Java (TM) Web Start
2                             Technology for OS/2
3                              Version 1.2.0_02
4                                   README
5
6                                July 23, 2003
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10Contents
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12   1. Introduction
13   2. Product Description
14   3. Hardware/Software Requirements
15   4. Installation/Configuration
16   5. Submitting Defect Reports
17   6. Contacting Golden Code
18   7. Trademarks
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221.  Introduction
23
24Thank you for using the Golden Code Java Web Start. A overview of the general
25architecture can be found in the readme.html file contained in the
26distribution.
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302.  Product Description
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32Source code for this product was licensed from Sun Microsystems, Inc. This
33code was carefully analyzed and the operating system specific or dependent
34portions were written from scratch to operate properly using the native OS/2
35system APIs and resources.  Since the resulting product was designed and built
36specifically for OS/2, it integrates well into the OS/2 environment and it
37takes advantage of all the native features to which an OS/2 application
38environment has access. 
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423.  Hardware/Software Requirements
43
44Hardware/software requirements are the same as described in the readme.txt
45file included with the Golden Code (R) Run Time Environment (RTE) and
46Software Development Kit (SDK).
47
48Additionally, either the Golden Code JVM 1.4.1, or the IBM JVM 1.3.1 RTE or
49SDK are required.
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534.  Installation/Configuration
54
55The WebStart distribution is located in the JRE subdirectory after
56completion of the Golden Code SDK:
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58java141\jre\javaws-1.2.0_02-os2.zip
59
60There is no install program other than unzip.exe. Since InfoZip is a freely
61available tool and ZIP is a very common format, we have chosen to distribute
62using this mechanism.
63
64The javaws-1.2.0_02-os2.zip does not contain any directory structure. Use
65the -d option of unzip.exe to specify the destination directory. Most
66installations use the X:\javaws directory, so in this case the syntax of the
67unzip command would be:
68
69    unzip javaws-1.2.0_02-os2.zip -d X:\javaws
70
71There is no requirement to use this directory, it is chosen as an
72illustration. However, the volume upon which the product is installed MUST
73support long filenames at this time.
74
75JAVAWS_HOME Environment Variable
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77
78This environment variable is used to determine the location of the
79JAVAWS.CFG file, which contains information about the JRE to use. You may
80choose to set this environment variable in CONFIG.SYS, and reboot:
81
82    SET JAVAWS_HOME=X:\javaws
83
84More simply, you may use the included REXX "wrapper" named jump.cmd, which
85is included in the distribution.
86
87If jump.cmd is utilized as the only method by which Java Web Start is
88invoked, there is no configuration of this environment variable required.
89
90DO NOT change your LIBPATH. This is unnecessary and will provide no
91benefits.
92
93JAVAWS.CFG Considerations
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95
96This file contains information required by Java Web Start to determine what
97Java runtime environment to utilize.
98
99# GCD JVM 1.4.1
100javaws.cfg.jre.0.path=c:/java141/bin/java.exe
101javaws.cfg.jre.0.platform=1.4
102javaws.cfg.jre.0.product=1.4.1
103javaws.cfg.jre.0.location=http://java.sun.com/products/autodl/j2se
104javaws.cfg.jre.default=0
105
106This file can be modified with any text editor, such as EPM or TEDIT. The
107path information should me changed to match your particular system
108configuration.
109
110If you intend to use IBM JVM 1.3.1, the format would be:
111
112# IBM JVM 1.3.1
113javaws.cfg.jre.0.path=c:/java131/jre/bin/java.exe
114javaws.cfg.jre.0.platform=1.3
115javaws.cfg.jre.0.product=1.3.1
116javaws.cfg.jre.0.location=http://java.sun.com/products/autodl/j2se
117javaws.cfg.jre.default=0
118
119Note that the path can be specified either with forward slashes (/) or double
120backslashes (\\). Comments are denoted with a pound sign (#).
121
122The location URL must be present, but currently there is no automated
123download of the JVM for the GCD JVM or the IBM JVM. If there is a mismatch
124between the requested JVM version in the JNLP file, and the configured JVM
125version, a detailed message will be displayed by Web Start indicating the
126failure.
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128Workplace Shell Program Object
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130
131If you would like to have a program object on your desktop, which launches
132the Java Web Start Application Manager, you can use the javaws_icon.cmd REXX
133program included in the distribution. Simple answer "Y" when prompted, and
134it will be created with the proper path information based upon your
135configuration.
136
137Netscape/Mozilla Helper Application
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140For users of Netscape or Mozilla web browsers, please set up the Java Web
141Start MIME type (JNLP) in the Edit->Preferences Helper Applications section.
142The file extension is "jnlp", the MIME Type is
143"application/x-java-jnlp-file", and it should be handled by the jump.cmd
144wrapper REXX program in your Java Web Start software directory.
145
146When using Mozilla, there is a problem with using JavaScript technology.
147See the http://java.sun.com/products/javawebstart/demos.html page for a
148demo, and also a very good tool for testing your configuration.
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1525. Submitting Defect Reports
153
154To submit a defect report, please send an e-mail to:
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156  techsupport@goldencode.com
157
158The following information should always be included in a problem submission:
159
160  * Your name.
161  * Your organization's name (if applicable).
162  * Your reply-to e-mail address.
163  * The serial number of the product license. This can be obtained by running
164    'java -Xlicenseverify' at the command line.
165  * A detailed description of the problem, including steps on how to
166    recreate the error condition.
167  * If it is possible to isolate the problem with a small test case, the
168    test case should be attached to the e-mail, or instructions on how to
169    download the test case.
170  * The hotspot log file that was created when the problem was encountered,
171    if the problem ended in a crash of the product.
172
173Some problems may be caused by underlying defects in the OS/2 operating
174system or other related IBM software. If a defect is found to be so caused,
175Golden Code has an arrangement with IBM in which the two companies can
176effectively work together to resolve such issues. The customer must open an
177IBM PMR and authorize the IBM personnel to work with Golden Code on this
178issue.
179
180PLEASE NOTE THAT UNLESS YOU MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO EXCHANGE ENCRYPTED E-MAIL
181WITH GOLDEN CODE DEVELOPMENT, ANY E-MAIL YOU SEND IS NOT SECURE AND MAY BE
182VIEWED IN TRANSIT. A secure, web-based defect reporting system for the use of
183service clients is currently under development. We hope to have it available
184shortly.
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1886. Contacting Golden Code
189
190E-mail   : info@goldencode.com (general), techsupport@goldencode.com
191           (support)
192Address  : Suite 135, 1455 Old Alabama Rd., Roswell, Georgia, U.S.A.
193Phone    : +1 678-352-2301
194Fax      : +1 678-352-2305
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1987. Trademarks
199
200'Golden Code' is a registered trademark of Golden Code Development
201Corporation.
202
203'IBM' and 'OS/2' are registered trademarks of International Business Machines
204Corporation. 'WorkSpace On-Demand' is a trademark of International Business
205Machines Corporations.
206
207'Java', 'Java 2 Platform Standard Edition', and 'Java Compatible' are
208trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc.
209
210Other names referenced in this document are the property of their respective
211owners.
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