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Java 1.5 is DEFINITELY a part of the Max OSX Tiger, but I don't think Apple is planning to release Java 1.5.before. they release the Tiger OS. So, far as I know, the only way to get 1.5 on the Mac is to get the beta of the OS. Hello, World in Java 1.5 on Mac OS X This document instructs you on how to setup a Java programming environment for your Mac OS X computer and provides a step-by-step guide for creating, compiling, and executing a Java program.

7.1.5 - released on 2011-02-24

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DbVisualizer Free and DbVisualizer Pro

The installation files are identical for the DbVisualizer Free and DbVisualizer Pro editions. The DbVisualizer Pro features are enabled with a license key.

Installation Notes for ZIP archives (Windows)

All files are contained in an enclosing folder named DbVisualizer.
Unpack the distribution file with the built-in zip archive extraction utility in Windows.

The ZIP archive installer will not add any entries to the Start menu, add desktop launchers or register the software in the Windows registry. Start DbVisualizer by running DbVisualizerdbvis.

Installation Notes for TAR-archives (Linux/UNIX)

All files are contained in an enclosing folder named DbVisualizer.
Unpack the distribution file in a terminal window with:

Start DbVisualizer by executing the command:

Installation Notes for TGZ-archives (macOS)

All files are contained in an enclosing folder named DbVisualizer.
Unpack the tgz file in a terminal window with the following command or double-click it in the Finder:

Start DbVisualizer by opening the following:

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Installation Notes for RPM-archives (Linux)

Install the RPM archive with the following command in a terminal window or use your favorite RPM tool:

Start DbVisualizer by either finding the application and double-clicking on its icon or by executing the following command in a terminal window:

Installation Notes for DEB-archives (Linux)

Install the DEB archive with the following command in a terminal window or use your favorite DEB tool:

Start DbVisualizer by either finding the application and double-clicking on its icon or by executing the following command in a terminal window:

How to upgrade

You may install a new version of DbVisualizer on top of an older version. Your configuration will not be lost.You can install different major versions of DbVisualizer side by side.

Domino is part of Caleydo and runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. We regularly test on Windows 7, Ubuntu/Kubuntu of the latest versions and Mac OS X.


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Installation Checklist

  1. Domino is tested with Windows 7 and Windows 8. We can not guarantee that Domino works with earlier Windows versions.
  2. Check the System Requirements
  3. Install the latest Java. Domino requires Oracle Java 7 (>= Java 7 Version 40) on Windows. To download Java, go here.
  4. Check your Java installation by opening a command prompt (run cmd) and type java -version. A correct installation should output something similar to this:
  5. Install Domino using the 64 bit installer (only on 64-bit systems), or download and extract the ZIP packages.
  6. Run Domino from your launch menu (if installed) or execute Domino.exe in the Domino folder if using the ZIP packages.
  7. On first start Domino requires an internet connection to download pathways (about 80 MB) and sample projects (variable).

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Installation Checklist

  1. Check that you are running either Mac OS X Lion (10.7), Mac OS X Mountain Lion (10.8) or Mac OS X Mavericks (10.9). Older versions are not compatible with Domino.
  2. Check the System Requirements
  3. Install the latest Java. Domino requires Oracle Java 7 (>= Java 7 Version 40). You have to manually install the Java 7 JDK (NOT the JRE!).
  4. Check the installed Java version by opening a terminal window and running java -version. A correct installation should output something similar to this:
  5. Download and extract the Domino ZIP file.
  6. Run Domino by double-clicking the icon of the application extracted from the ZIP file. You may also drag the application into your 'Applications' folder.
  7. On first start Domino requires an internet connection to download pathways (about 80 MB) and sample projects (variable).

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Linux

Installation Checklist

  1. Check the System Requirements
  2. Install the latest Java 7 (>= Open JDK 7 Version 25)
  3. Check your Java installation by running java -version. A correct installation should output something similar to this:
  4. Choose either 64-bit Debian package (for Ubuntu, Debian and other Debian-based distributions) and install it running: Or download and extract the tar ball:
  5. Run Domino either from your launcher (if you used the debian package) or from inside the Domino folder.
  6. On first start Domino requires an internet connection to download pathways (about 80 MB) and sample projects (variable).

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System Requirements

Memory

Domino requires at least 2GB of RAM for the 64-bit versions and 1GB of RAM for the 32-bit version. For working with large projects we recommend at least 4GB.

Screen Resolution

Domino can be run with a minimum screen resolution of 1280x1024, however, a higher resolution is recommended.

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Graphics Cards

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Domino uses high-end computer graphics. While it works on a wide range of graphics cards and systems, dedicated graphics cards by NVidia or AMD are strongly recommended (for example, a graphics card better of the NVidia Geforce 8 series or better should be fine). Also make sure that you have the latest drivers installed. Download NVidia or AMD drivers.

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Source Code

Caledyo 3 is licensed under the new BSD License. You can get access to the source code at GitHub.

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Caledyo is open source software under the new BSD license. You may download and redistribute the software. Caleydo comes without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.