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Requirements
MapStudio will run on any system that has Java support. That means:
- JDK/JRE 1.2 or
- JDK 1..5 or better and Swing 1.0.1 or better.
Additional system requirents:
- Minimum 32K colors graphics mode
- Minimum 32MB RAM
MapStudio has been successfully tested in the following environments:
- Linux 2.0 & JDK 1.1.5 & Swing 1.0.1
- Windows 95 & JDK 1.2
- Windows NT 4.0 SP. 3 & JDK1.2
- HP-UX 10.20 & JDK 1.1.5 & Swing 1.0.1
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MapStudio-0.5.3.jar (115 KB)
The actual version of MapStudio. Simply put the JAR-file whereever you like. To run MapStudio, type:
Windows:
java -classpath %CLASSPATH%;x:\path\of\MapStudio-0.5.3.jar MapStudio
Unix:
java -classpath ${CLASSPATH}:/path/to/MapStudio.0.5.3.jar MapStudio
Replace "/path/to " or "\path\to " with the path of the directotry where
you've stored the MapStudio JAR-file, and replace "x: " with the according drive letter.
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MapStudio sh-Script
A Unix Bourne shell start srcipt for MapStudio. Modify the value of the variables DEFCLASSPATH and
MAPSTUDIOPATH according to your environment.
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MapStudio.bat
A DOS/Windows batch file for starting MapStudio. Modify the value of the variables
DEFCLASSPATH and MAPSTUDIOPATH according to your environment
and put it in a directory that is referred in your PATH variable.
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Problems & Bugs
- MapStudio contains work-around code for the (in)famous "images in JAR-files"
bug of some JDKs/JREs. This bug prevents loading GIF-images out of JAR-files from Java applications
(not applets!) with the standard mechanisms. MapStudio contains a "secondary image loader" which
restores images "manually" from the JAR/Zip-file.
If all images are missing from MapStudio
(no icons in the toolbar, tool-panels and the about-box), please unpack the JAR-file
in an directory, move in that directory and start MapStudio with java MapStudio .
(and drop the webmaster a line if that happens on a system not mentioned above).
- MapMaster is not designed to be run on a system with only 256 colors.
If you try this, rendering errors (in the GUI and in generated maps) are quite likely.
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