Installation

In this section:

• Installing JET 6530 on your workstation
• Installing JET 6530 on your web server

Installing JET 6530 on your workstation

JET 6530 installation depends on your workstation system type:

• For a Microsoft system:
  
  
  • Download the JET 6530 self-extracting archive, jet6530.exe, to your disk
  • Run the self-extracting archive, jet6530.exe, by double clicking it.
  • Follow the on screen instructions. Note: JET 6530 now automatically includes your licence details in the JET6530Key.jlk file in the "applet" sub-directory. It includes a licence key that expires. Platypus Partners will make new licence details available upon renewal of your Annual Licence Fee.
  • Select Start -> Programs -> JET 6530 -> Launch JET 6530. Your default browser will start and open the page that loads the JET 6530 applet.
    
    
• For a Unix/Linux system:
  
  
  • Create a new JET directory on your workstation
  • Copy the JET 6530 tarred, jet6530.tar, or tarred and gzipped, jet6530.tar.gz, archive into your JET directory
  • From your favourite shell, gunzip, using the command: gunzip jet6530.tar.gz the archive if required. Untar it using the command:
    tar -xvf jet6530.tar
    Note: JET 6530 now automatically includes your licence details in the JET6530Key.jlk file in the "applet" sub-directory. It includes a licence key that expires. Platypus Partners will make new licence details available upon renewal of your Annual Licence Fee.
  • Using your JavaTM enabled browser open the Shortcut.htm file in the applet directory. This page loads the JET 6530 applet.
    

Installing JET 6530 on your web server

• Download one of the JET 6530 archives to your workstation.
  
  
• Expand the archive into a temporary directory on your workstation.
  
  
• Examine the "Readme.txt" file for a description and complete listing of the files in the distribution. Check all files are present and have the correct size.
  
  
• Examine the "Release Notes.txt" file for information on this version of JET 6530.
  
  
• Examine the file Shortcut.htm for a sample web page which will load the JET6530 applet.
  
  
• Transfer the following files from the applet directory to the web server:
  
  
  • JET6530.jnlp (Java Network Launch Protocol file)
  • JET6530Key.jlk (Your licence key file)
  • JET6530J.jar (Java Archive file)
  • bell.au (audio file)
  • jet164.jpg (JET logo image file)
  
  
• To allow a user to load the JET 6530 applet you have three choices:
  
  
  1. Transfer Shortcut.htm in text or ascii mode to your web server.
  2. Create a new web page and insert the required HTML to load the applet.
  3. Edit an existing web page and insert the required HTML within the page.
     
     
• Restart your machine. Some browsers store loaded applets in their memory and automatically use the stored versions even if you click on Reload or clear the disk or memory cache.
  
  

• Using your JavaTM enabled browser, specify the URL of the web page which loads the JET 6530 applet.

• Examine the "Readme.txt" file for a description and complete listing of the files in the distribution. Check all files are present and have the correct size.
  
  
• Examine the "Release Notes.txt" file for information on this version of JET 6530.
  
  
• Examine the file Shortcut.htm using your favourite text editor for a sample web page which will load the JET 6530 applet.
  
  
• To allow a user to load the JET 6530 applet you have three choices:
  
  
  1. Use the sample Shortcut.htm file.
  2. Create a new web page and insert the required HTML to load the applet.
  3. Edit an existing web page and insert the required HTML within the page.
     
     
• Restart your browser. Some browsers store loaded applets in their memory and automatically use the stored versions even if you click on Reload or clear the disk or memory cache.
  
  
• Using your JavaTM enabled browser, specify the URL of the web page which loads the JET 6530 applet