- Install JAVA in your machine (You can download it HERE)
- Follow the steps to the installation HERE.
If you have Java 1.4, 1.5 or who doesn't know the version installed in your computer
- Go to: start -> run (or on console for linux)-> and type:
javaws http://openp2m.sourceforge.net/download/OpenP2M.jnlp
If you have Java 1.6
- Go to: start -> run (or on console for linux)-> and type:
javaws http://openp2m.sourceforge.net/download/OpenP2M6.jnlp
- It will start the download and open the OpenP2M
Optional Step (create shortcuts):
If you have Java 1.4, 1.5 or who doesn't know the version installed in your computer
- Go to : start -> run (or on console for linux)-> and type "javaws" (without the quotes)
If you have Java 1.6
- Go to : start -> run (or on console for linux)-> and type "javaws -viewer" (without the quotes)
- It will open the Java Web Start window
- Right click "OpenP2M" and click in "Install Shortcuts", like this:
- This will create a OpenP2M shortcut in your desktop
OBS: Everytime you open OpenP2M it will update itself.
For Linux users, if the procedure above doesn't work, create an shortcut to 'javaws' at bin folder (after having java installed)
1. In a console, login as root.
$ su
password:
2. Go to the bin folder:
# cd /usr/bin
3. Create the shortcut for javaws (where "/usr/java/jre1.5.0_07" is the folder where Java Runtime Edition is installed):
# ln -s /usr/java/jre1.5.0_07/javaws/javaws
Now the procedure on the top of this page will work.