Note: It is not required that Netscapes IFC classes be loaded on your machine in order for these examples to run, but the examples will take much longer to load if you do not have them.
You may, if you wish, download the source code for these examples and run them as java applications, for example by typing "java plot" for the plot.class example. The code for these examples is designed to run as either an applet or an application, and in the case of an application will let you select an ASCII file to use as input data. The java code was only written to read files with either one data value per line, or comma seperated data. (You could modify the java code to read other data if you wish).
Feel free to experiment with these examples and use our PV-WAVE graphic server to create plots. The Sun Ultra machine graciously provided by Sun Microsystems provides exceptional performance as both a web and graphic server machine.
A complete distribution of all the components, example source code, and code for the PV-WAVE based server is available in the JWAVE distribution which includes documentation for installing and configuring the PV-WAVE server on your web server machine. Also included are instructions for running these examples on a standalone machine which has PV-WAVE installed and which uses a simple file transfer mechanism to communicate between java and PV-WAVE. See the installation instructions for the JWAVE SDK for details on installing JWAVE and these examples.
