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For
runnig lotrec you should put the file .java.policy in your home folder.
Where is my home
folder?
- For the Unix and Linux platforms it is
enough to type "echo $home" in a terminal to know where is
your home folder.
- For windows systems, here is a small
program home.class , written in java language. It
is enough to run it, so that it tell you where is your home folder in
which you should put the file: .java.policy
To do this, you should create a file named: name.bat and write
inside: java home only then save it in the same folder which
contains the file: home.class/ Then it is enough to click twice
on it.
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Note: to be able to
run lotrec you should have java in your machine.
How can I get java?
To download java:
- Go to : http://java.sun.com/.
- In the Popular downloads, click on lst
version.
- After, in J2SE v (1.5) SDK includes
the JVM technology, click on "Download J2SE JRE". After
check accept and click on continue.
- According to your platform, you choose
the corresponding file to dowenload.
- When the file is on your machine, if you
have windows platform it is enough to click twice on it and follow the
instructions.
In the unix or Linux platforms you should open a console and change the
current directory to the one which contains the file, then you type:
./name_of_the_file then enter.
- The last thing to be made is to modify
the envirennement variable PATH:
For Unix and Linux systems, type in a consol: set path=($path
home_java/bin) where home_java is the folder where you
installed java( for exemple /home/X/jdk1.4.2_06/)
For windows platforms, go to: start->control panel->performances
and maintenance->system->advanced->envirennement variables, the
modify the path variable for the same goal. This is for Windows XP, in
the other windows you should modify the path variablein the file autoexec.bat
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