Ptolemy II 7.0.1 Windows Installer
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Installation Instructions
1. Install Java, if necessary
Which Installer?
Under Windows, the installer includes a private copy of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). The private copy of the JRE includes Java packages that are used by various domains and actors.
JRE vs. JDK
To run Ptolemy II, the Java runtime environment (JRE) is sufficient.
To run the applets in a browser, the Java plug-in is required.
The JRE is bundled with the plug-in, so downloading the plug-in
also installs the JRE.
To extend Ptolemy II with your own
Java code, the Java development kit (JDK)
or an equivalent Java development environment is required.
The JDK includes a Java compiler.
Which Version of Java?
Ptolemy II requires Java 1.5 or later, Java 1.5.0_15 is preferred.One way to determine what version of Java (if any) is installed is to run our Java Version Applet , which uses the Java 1.5 plug-in. Another way is to run the command below to see whether you have Java installed, and whether it is the proper version:
java -versionIf the command cannot be found, or the version that is printed is less than 1.5, you should install the plug-in, JRE 1.5, or JDK 1.5 or use download the installer that includes a private copy of the JRE.
Java Installers
2. Install Ptolemy IIWhere to install?
Note that under Java 1.5.0, viewing local applets that have spaces in the path name may fail if the applet tries to download a data file. The workaround is to place the Ptolemy II installation in a directory that does not have space in the pathname. For details, see the Troubleshooting Guide.In addition, the Copernicus code generator has a hard time with spaces in the path name because of limitations in parameter passing in Soot, a package that Copernicus uses.
Ptolemy II Installers
This page covers installing Ptolemy II via a traditional Windows Installer
Other formats include: