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Institute for Computer Science |
Demonstration of a domain-independent spatio-temporal query language
Installation instructionsThe demonstration consists of a three parts all packed in a java archive file: A java sever, a client and a set of problem files. You will need Java 1.4.0_01 to run the demo.Step 1: (check java installation)Check the java installation on the machine(s) were you want to run the demo by running:java -version on the command line. Here is the output from the linux machine were the demostration was tested: java version "1.4.0_01" Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.0_01-b03) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.4.0_01-b03, mixed mode) Step 2: (download the archives)Download the software from below and put all in a directory, where you want to run it.[Download the Server] [Download the Client] [Download the Example Problem Files] Step 3: (unpack the examples)Unpack the Examples in the archive by running:jar xfv Examples.jar on the command line. |
Step 4: (run the server)Make sure that no server is running on port 8080 or use the command line options to configure the port where you want to run the server! The server's command line options are: -port integer (with default: 8080). To start the server on a machine in your network typejava -jar DemoServer.jar on the command line. The output from your machine should look like: Trying to start server on port: 8080 Listening for incoming connections on port: 8080 Step 5: (run the client)The clients command line options are: -server string (default: localhost), -port integer (default: 8080), -file string. To start the client on the same machine where the server is running type:java -jar DemoClient.jar -file TestProblem_OCC-3_1.xml If you run the client runs on a different machine than the server in your network don't forget to pass the server's name by the command line option. An explanation of the demo... can be found in the [demo's leaflet]. |
