Download:
Information:
Currently this is only a use-if-you-can download.
Application:
After downloading the application by using the link above, unzip
the download in a directory in your web-tree. Place your chars, items,
and specs files in the same location. Finally modify the NaviKey.props
file to point to the files. Replacement versions are available for both
the properties file and the basic html file (right click on either link to
download). This is the compiled version of the source code, so the
source download should only be needed if you wish to modify NaviKey, and
the source is no longer required to run in server/client mode. To run in
server/client mode an installation of the the Java servlets
package is required. If you experience difficulties running NaviKey on a
Mac, after unzipping NaviKey try changing the name of the first directory
it creates (from "." to anything you want to call it).
Source:
The source has finally been updated to include the code for the latest
version of NaviKey. In order to compile the code you will need Java
installed (suggested compiler is java 1.1, as well as
the java servlet
package (unfortunately this is neccessary to enable
all compilations, although not needed to actually run NaviKey unless you are
running the servlet version of NaviKey). Upon unzipping the source
download, the following directories exist: bin, classes, docs, images,
src. In bin is a make_all script which should compile NaviKey. Note
that this file may need to be changed to adjust for compilation path
information. Also note that this is a unix script, and won't run under
dos or windows. It is clear enough to outline what is needed to compile
if the script itself won't run, although individual make.csh files in
each subdirectory of src may also needed to be changed. One final note
is that with this download, the compiled NaviKey will be ready to run in
either standalone or server-client (via the java servlet package) mode.