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On this page you find install instructions for Alida in Java.<br> | On this page you find install instructions for Alida in Java.<br> | ||
For information about the C++ implementation refer to the C++ page to be found [[CPlusPlus|here]]. | For information about the C++ implementation refer to the C++ page to be found [[CPlusPlus|here]]. | ||
==== Running Alida's operator runners and Grappa from command line ==== | ==== Running Alida's operator runners and Grappa from command line ==== |
Revision as of 16:38, 22 January 2016
On this page you find install instructions for Alida in Java.
For information about the C++ implementation refer to the C++ page to be found here.
Running Alida's operator runners and Grappa from command line
Extract the download Alida_bin.zip and change the current working directory to the top level directory of the extracted files.
You can start grappa using
tcsh ./runAlida.tcsh
or
bash ./runAlida.bash
If you grant execute permissions to these scripts you can start them directly, e.g.
./runAlida.tcsh
If you in addition modify the variable ALIDA_HOME in these scripts you can start them from any any directory.
To start the graphical user interface to configure and start operators you may use
./runAlida.tcsh guioprunner
The command line interface is invoked, e.g., via
./runAlida.tcsh oprunner -h
which displays the help message.
Using Alida as a library in your own code
For using Alida as a library in your own code the most easy way to fulfill all requirements and dependencies is to use Maven.
Since Alida version 2.4 we offer a template Maven project which you can use as a starting point for your work:
- Maven-Template Project: zip
Just unzip the archive to a directory of your choice and follow the instructions in the README file included.
The project already defines all repositories and dependencies required to use Alida's functionality.