-Jalview Readme
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+Please see doc/building.md for up to date build and running instructions.
-The source is available as a tar file and comes complete with the GNU General Public License.
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-To build the application you will need a J2SDK 1.7+.
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-An Ant build file (build.xml) is provided, you will need to install Apache Ant first.
-Run ant to view usage which will display a list of useful build targets.
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-Jalview is primarily developed with eclipse, and a .project file is provided to simplify importing the source into your own eclipse workspace. A NetBeans nbbuild.xml file is also provided for developing Jalview with NetBeans - but this is not officially supported.
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-You may also be able to use Borland JBuilder to build Jalview. A JBuilder project file
-(JalviewX.jpx, JalviewApplet.jpx) for both application and applet is provided,
-but the library dependencies are almost certainly out of date. See the build.xml
-for current dependencies.
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-For more help, read the file doc/building.html
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-To run application...
-[ NOTE: when using the -classpath option with the '*' wildcard, the argument must be quoted to avoid shell expansion of the wildcard,
- ALSO, the wildcard MUST be as DIR/* and not DIR/*.jar etc or it will not be interpreted correctly ]
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-on Windows use:
- java -classpath "JALVIEW_HOME/lib/*;JALVIEW_HOME/jalview.jar" jalview.bin.Jalview
-and on MacOS or Linux:
- java -classpath "JALVIEW_HOME/lib/*:JALVIEW_HOME/jalview.jar" jalview.bin.Jalview
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-Replace JALVIEW_HOME with the full path to Jalview Installation Directory. If building from source:
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- java -classpath "JALVIEW_BUILD/dist/*" jalview.bin.Jalview
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-If you use a proxy server add
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--Dhttp.proxyServer=YOUR.SERVER -Dhttp.proxyPort=YOURPORT
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-If the proxy server requires authentication, add
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--Dhttp.proxyUser=USERNAME -Dhttp.proxyPassword=PASSWORD
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