- Install JAVA in your machine (You can download it HERE)
If you have Java 1.4, 1.5 or don'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
- The Java will start to download, install and open the OpenP2M
If you have Java 1.4, 1.5 or don'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 on "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 a shortcut to "javaws" at bin folder (after having java installed)
1. On the console, become root.
$ su
password:
2. Go to the bin folder:
# cd /usr/bin
3. Create the shortcut for javaws (where "/usr/java/jre1.6.0_10" is the folder where Java Runtime Edition is installed):
# ln -s /usr/java/jre1.6.0_10/javaws/javaws
Now the procedure on the top of this page will work.
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