Running Wandora - Revision history

Akivela: /* Wandora's shell scripts */

2016-05-10T12:26:59Z

‎Wandora's shell scripts

Akivela: /* Multiple JREs */

2016-03-25T18:22:16Z

‎Multiple JREs

Akivela: /* Wandora's shell scripts */

2014-04-15T09:53:34Z

‎Wandora's shell scripts

Akivela: /* Wandora's shell scripts */

2014-04-09T08:10:04Z

‎Wandora's shell scripts

Akivela: /* Multiple JREs */

2013-09-15T18:45:30Z

‎Multiple JREs

Akivela: /* Execution rights in Linux and MacOS */

2013-04-15T18:46:57Z

‎Execution rights in Linux and MacOS

Akivela: /* Wandora's shell scripts */

2013-04-15T18:46:45Z

‎Wandora's shell scripts

Akivela at 18:45, 15 April 2013

2013-04-15T18:45:28Z

Akivela: /* Execution rights in Linux and MacOS */

2013-04-15T18:44:21Z

‎Execution rights in Linux and MacOS

Akivela: /* Tuning Wandora for Mac OS */

2013-04-15T18:43:48Z

‎Tuning Wandora for Mac OS

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 * '''SetTesseract''' is used to initialize all settings of the Tesseract OCR engine. You should not execute this script directly. Check the settings in the file if you are using the Tesseract OCR engine.
 * '''Wandora''' sets JRE's memory to 1G and runs Wandora. This is the default script used to start Wandora application. Also, it executes all helper scripts described above.
 * '''Wandora-4g''' sets JRE's memory to 3G and runs Wandora. Script is targeted to 64 bit operating systems with a memory size of 4G at least.
 * '''Wandora-8g''' sets JRE's memory to 7G and runs Wandora. Script is targeted to 64 bit operating systems with a memory size of 8G at least.

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    java -classpath %WANDORACLASSES% org.wandora.application.Wandora
-contains no path prefix. Command refers to the first Java version found in your computer system. Sometimes, when you have multiple Java virtual machine installations, the command may refer to older (than 6) Java version. This causes the Wandora execution to fail. To check which Java runtime environment the command refers you may use command
+contains no path prefix. Command refers to the first Java version found in your computer system. Sometimes, when you have multiple Java virtual machine installations, the command may refer to older Java version. This causes the Wandora execution to fail. To check which Java runtime environment the command refers you may use command
    java -version
-If Java refers to older version, you should tweak general path settings of your computer or adjust Wandora's startup scripts. You could add absolute path for the Java 7 in front of the Java command, for example.
+If Java refers to older version, you should tweak general path settings of your computer or adjust Wandora's startup scripts. You could add absolute path for the Java 8 in front of the Java command, for example.
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 * '''Wandora-mini''' sets JRE's memory to 256M and runs Wandora. This script is handy in environments with a minimal memory footprint.
 * '''Wandora-huge''' sets JRE's memory to 1.4G and runs Wandora.
-* '''Wandora-4g''' sets JRE's memory to 3G and runs Wandora. Script is targeted to 64 bit operating systems with a memory size of at least 4G.
+* '''Wandora-4g''' sets JRE's memory to 3G and runs Wandora. Script is targeted to 64 bit operating systems with a memory size of 4G at least.
-* '''Wandora-8g''' sets JRE's memory to 7G and runs Wandora. Script is targeted to 64 bit operating systems with a memory size of at least 8G.
+* '''Wandora-8g''' sets JRE's memory to 7G and runs Wandora. Script is targeted to 64 bit operating systems with a memory size of 8G at least.
-* '''Wandora-16g''' sets JRE's memory to 12G and runs Wandora. Script is targeted to 64 bit operating systems with a memory size of at least 16G.
+* '''Wandora-16g''' sets JRE's memory to 12G and runs Wandora. Script is targeted to 64 bit operating systems with a memory size of 16G at least.
 If your operating system is not Windows or Linux or Unix you may need to customize scripts before successful execution of Wandora is possible.  See also [[Tuning Wandora for Mac OS]] if your operating system is OSX.

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 * '''SetR''' contains all required settings for R language environment. You should not execute this script directly. If you want to use R environment with the Wandora application, you should check the settings in the SetR.
 * '''SetProcessing''' contains all required settings for Processing integration. You should not execute this script directly. If you want to use Processing in the Wandora application, you should check the settings in the SetProcessing.
 * '''Wandora''' sets JRE's memory to 1G and runs Wandora. This is the default script used to start Wandora application. Also, it executes all helper scripts described above.
 * '''Wandora-mini''' sets JRE's memory to 256M and runs Wandora. This script is handy in environments with a minimal memory footprint.

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    java -version
-If Java refers to older version, you should tweak general path settings of your computer or adjust Wandora's startup scripts. You could add absolute path for the Java 6 in front of Java command, for example.
+If Java refers to older version, you should tweak general path settings of your computer or adjust Wandora's startup scripts. You could add absolute path for the Java 7 in front of the Java command, for example.
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   ./Wandora.sh
-Notice, your current directory must be '''bin'''. If you are a Mac OS user, please read also chapter [[Tuning Wandora for Mac OS]] below.
+Notice, your current directory must be '''bin'''. If you are a Mac OS user, please read also chapter [[Tuning Wandora for Mac OS]].
 == Command parameters ==

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	If Java refers to older version, you should tweak general path settings of your computer or adjust Wandora's startup scripts. You could add absolute path for the Java 6 in front of Java command, for example.		If Java refers to older version, you should tweak general path settings of your computer or adjust Wandora's startup scripts. You could add absolute path for the Java 6 in front of Java command, for example.
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−	~~== Tuning Wandora for Mac OS ==~~
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−	~~To make Wandora runnable in MAC OS with a double mouse click, rename Wandora's startup script '''Wandora.sh''' to '''Wandora.command''' as shown below.~~
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−	~~[[File:wandora_mac_01.png\|center]]~~
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−	~~Then edit the startup script and add line~~
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−	~~cd $(dirname "$0")~~
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−	~~before '''source''' commands. Added command selects the script folder as the current directory. If you want to place the startup script outside Wandora's '''bin''' folder, add line~~
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−	~~cd /Users/akivela/Desktop/wandora/bin/~~
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−	to the script instead. Here the absolute path '''/Users/akivela/Desktop/wandora/bin/''' should address the '''bin''' folder of '''your''' Wandora installation. Next screen capture views the '''Wandora.command''' in default text editor after changes.
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−	~~[[File:wandora_mac_02.png\|center]]~~
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−	~~Now you should be able to run Wandora application by double clicking the '''Wandora.command'''.~~
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−	Next you, as the Mac OS user, might want to change the icon of '''Wandora.command'''. Select the '''Wandora.command''', and choose menu option '''Get Info'''. Mac OS opens an info window as viewed below.
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−	~~[[File:wandora_mac_03.png\|center]]~~
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−	Notice the icon viewed top-left of the window. Download Wandora's Mac OS icons here (TODO). After you have extracted the icon file, you can drag and drop it to the info window, over the default file icon, and Mac OS changes the icon of '''Wandora.command''' startup script.
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−	~~[[File:wandora_mac_04.png\|center]]~~
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−	~~Now you can close the info window.~~
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−	~~[[File:wandora_mac_05.png\|center]]~~
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−	~~And double click the icon to run Wandora.~~
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−	~~[[File:wandora_mac_06.png\|center]]~~
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−	~~__NOTOC__~~