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2018-05-18T13:17:03Z

JAMS

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	===Creating the Development Environment===		===Creating the Development Environment===
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−	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans projects are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... from NetBeans and choose the desired project from c:\jams\nbprojects. Once opened, right-click the project node and select "Build" or "Clean and Build" to clean/build it. The "jams-starter" project is special, as it allows to build the full JAMS binary package and to run JAMS or JUICE. In order to do so, right-click on "jams-starter", choose "Set Configuration" and select your preferred interface, e.g. JUICE. Then, right-click "jams-starter" again and choose "Build" or "Clean and Build". After the build process has finished, right-click "jams-starter" and choose "Run" ~~JAMS/JUICE~~. Please notice that the "jams-starter" build process will create a folder "jams-bin" in the jams folder which includes all required JAMS libraries and the standard components. The "jams-starter.jar" in the "jams-bin" directory can be used to run the chosen interface (e.g. JUICE) without NetBeans. Just either open "jams-starter.jar" or run "java -jar jams-starter.jar" from a command shell.	+	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans projects are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... from NetBeans and choose the desired project from c:\jams\nbprojects. Once opened, right-click the project node and select "Build" or "Clean and Build" to clean/build it. The "jams-starter" project is special, as it allows to build the full JAMS binary package and to run JAMS or JUICE. In order to do so, right-click on "jams-starter", choose "Set Configuration" and select your preferred interface, e.g. JUICE. Then, right-click "jams-starter" again and choose "Build" or "Clean and Build". After the build process has finished, right-click "jams-starter" and choose "Run". Please notice that the "jams-starter" build process will create a folder "jams-bin" in the jams folder which includes all required JAMS libraries and the standard components. The "jams-starter.jar" in the "jams-bin" directory can be used to run the chosen interface (e.g. JUICE) without NetBeans. Just either open "jams-starter.jar" or run "java -jar jams-starter.jar" from a command shell.

	====Models (e.g. J2000)====		====Models (e.g. J2000)====

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JAMS

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−	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans projects are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... and choose the desired project from c:\jams\nbprojects. Once opened, right-click the project node and select "Build" or "Clean and Build" to clean/build it. The "jams-starter" project is special, as it allows to build the full JAMS binary package and to run JAMS or JUICE. In order to do so, right-click on "jams-starter", choose "Set Configuration" and select your preferred interface, e.g. JUICE. Then, right-click "jams-starter" again and choose "Build" or "Clean and Build". After the build process has finished, right-click "jams-starter" and choose "Run" JAMS/JUICE. Please notice that the "jams-starter" build process will create a folder "jams-bin" in the jams folder which includes all required JAMS libraries and the standard components. The "jams-starter.jar" in the "jams-bin" directory can be used to run the chosen interface (e.g. JUICE) without NetBeans. Just either open "jams-starter.jar" or run "java -jar jams-starter.jar" from a command shell.	+	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans projects are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... from NetBeans and choose the desired project from c:\jams\nbprojects. Once opened, right-click the project node and select "Build" or "Clean and Build" to clean/build it. The "jams-starter" project is special, as it allows to build the full JAMS binary package and to run JAMS or JUICE. In order to do so, right-click on "jams-starter", choose "Set Configuration" and select your preferred interface, e.g. JUICE. Then, right-click "jams-starter" again and choose "Build" or "Clean and Build". After the build process has finished, right-click "jams-starter" and choose "Run" JAMS/JUICE. Please notice that the "jams-starter" build process will create a folder "jams-bin" in the jams folder which includes all required JAMS libraries and the standard components. The "jams-starter.jar" in the "jams-bin" directory can be used to run the chosen interface (e.g. JUICE) without NetBeans. Just either open "jams-starter.jar" or run "java -jar jams-starter.jar" from a command shell.

	====Models (e.g. J2000)====		====Models (e.g. J2000)====

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JAMS

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−	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans ~~project directories~~ are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... and choose the desired project from c:\jams\nbprojects. Once opened, right-click the project node and select "Build" or "Clean and Build" to clean/build it. The "jams-starter" project is special, as it allows to build the full JAMS binary package and to run JAMS or JUICE. In order to do so, right-click on "jams-starter", choose "Set Configuration" and select your preferred interface, e.g. JUICE. Then, right-click "jams-starter" again and choose "Build" or "Clean and Build". After the build process has finished, right-click "jams-starter" and choose "Run" JAMS/JUICE. Please notice that the "jams-starter" build process will create a folder "jams-bin" in the jams folder which includes all required JAMS libraries and the standard components. The "jams-starter.jar" in the "jams-bin" directory can be used to run the chosen interface (e.g. JUICE) without NetBeans. Just either open "jams-starter.jar" or run "java -jar jams-starter.jar" from a command shell.	+	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans projects are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... and choose the desired project from c:\jams\nbprojects. Once opened, right-click the project node and select "Build" or "Clean and Build" to clean/build it. The "jams-starter" project is special, as it allows to build the full JAMS binary package and to run JAMS or JUICE. In order to do so, right-click on "jams-starter", choose "Set Configuration" and select your preferred interface, e.g. JUICE. Then, right-click "jams-starter" again and choose "Build" or "Clean and Build". After the build process has finished, right-click "jams-starter" and choose "Run" JAMS/JUICE. Please notice that the "jams-starter" build process will create a folder "jams-bin" in the jams folder which includes all required JAMS libraries and the standard components. The "jams-starter.jar" in the "jams-bin" directory can be used to run the chosen interface (e.g. JUICE) without NetBeans. Just either open "jams-starter.jar" or run "java -jar jams-starter.jar" from a command shell.

	====Models (e.g. J2000)====		====Models (e.g. J2000)====

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JAMS

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−	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans project directories are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... and choose the desired project from c:\jams\nbprojects. Once opened, ~~use Right Click~~ -> "Build" to build ~~the project~~. The "jams-starter" project is a special ~~project which~~ allows to build the full JAMS binary package and to run JAMS or JUICE. In order to ~~compile JAMS~~ right-click on "jams-starter" -> Clean and Build. ~~When doing so~~, all ~~necessary~~ libraries ~~are created~~ and ~~are automatically copied~~ to ~~c:\~~jams~~\lib~~.	+	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans project directories are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... and choose the desired project from c:\jams\nbprojects. Once opened, right-click the project node and select "Build" or "Clean and Build" to clean/build it. The "jams-starter" project is special, as it allows to build the full JAMS binary package and to run JAMS or JUICE. In order to do so, right-click on "jams-starter", choose "Set Configuration" and select your preferred interface, e.g. JUICE. Then, right-click "jams-starter" again and choose "Build" or "Clean and Build". After the build process has finished, right-click "jams-starter" and choose "Run" JAMS/JUICE. Please notice that the "jams-starter" build process will create a folder "jams-bin" in the jams folder which includes all required JAMS libraries and the standard components. The "jams-starter.jar" in the "jams-bin" directory can be used to run the chosen interface (e.g. JUICE) without NetBeans. Just either open "jams-starter.jar" or run "java -jar jams-starter.jar" from a command shell.

	====Models (e.g. J2000)====		====Models (e.g. J2000)====

Nsk: /* JAMS */

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JAMS

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−	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans project directories are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... ,choose the ~~"jams-starter"~~ project from c:\jams\nbprojects ~~and tick~~ the "~~Open Required Projects~~" ~~checkbox~~. In order to compile JAMS right-click on "jams-starter" -> Clean and Build. When doing so, all necessary libraries are created and are automatically copied to c:\jams\lib.	+	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans project directories are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... and choose the desired project from c:\jams\nbprojects. Once opened, use Right Click -> "Build" to build the project. The "jams-starter" project is a special project which allows to build the full JAMS binary package and to run JAMS or JUICE. In order to compile JAMS right-click on "jams-starter" -> Clean and Build. When doing so, all necessary libraries are created and are automatically copied to c:\jams\lib.

	====Models (e.g. J2000)====		====Models (e.g. J2000)====

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Installing the Development Environment

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	These steps can also be carried out by executing a batch file via c:\jams\build\build.bat. Finally, a new JAMS binary distribution will be created in c:\jams\jams-bin, containing all necessary system classes and different standard model components.		These steps can also be carried out by executing a batch file via c:\jams\build\build.bat. Finally, a new JAMS binary distribution will be created in c:\jams\jams-bin, containing all necessary system classes and different standard model components.

−	===~~Installing~~ the Development Environment===	+	===Creating the Development Environment===
	====JAMS====		====JAMS====
	For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans project directories are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... ,choose the "jams-starter" project from c:\jams\nbprojects and tick the "Open Required Projects" checkbox. In order to compile JAMS right-click on "jams-starter" -> Clean and Build. When doing so, all necessary libraries are created and are automatically copied to c:\jams\lib.		For JAMS, pre-configured NetBeans project directories are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... ,choose the "jams-starter" project from c:\jams\nbprojects and tick the "Open Required Projects" checkbox. In order to compile JAMS right-click on "jams-starter" -> Clean and Build. When doing so, all necessary libraries are created and are automatically copied to c:\jams\lib.

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Ant Scripts

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	# call command "ant" for creation of all JAMS libraries.		# call command "ant" for creation of all JAMS libraries.

−	These steps can also be carried out by executing a batch file via c:\jams\build\build.bat. Finally, ~~the directory~~ c:\jams\~~lib will be filled with libraries which contain~~ all necessary system classes and different standard model components. Together with the external libraries in c:\jams\ext they make available the JAMS API, the runtime environment, and different graphical user interfaces for the creation and execution of models or the evaluation of model results.	+	These steps can also be carried out by executing a batch file via c:\jams\build\build.bat. Finally, a new JAMS binary distribution will be created in c:\jams\jams-bin, containing all necessary system classes and different standard model components.

	===Installing the Development Environment===		===Installing the Development Environment===

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JAMS Binary Packages

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	==Compiling JAMS and Models==		==Compiling JAMS and Models==
	=== JAMS Binary Packages===		=== JAMS Binary Packages===
−	~~Creating new JAMS libraries is not necessarily required since the JAMS SVN repository contains a current version of all necessary libraries (directory c:\jams\lib).~~ Creating a JAMS development environment and ~~transferring~~ JAMS libraries is only required if JAMS or its standard components are supposed to be modified or debugged. If only components of JAMS models are supposed to be modified, the next step is shown in [[Brief instruction JAMS development#Models (e.g. J2000)\|section: Models]].	+	Creating a JAMS development environment and manually building JAMS libraries is only required if JAMS or its standard components are supposed to be modified or debugged. If only components of JAMS models are supposed to be modified, the next step is shown in [[Brief instruction JAMS development#Models (e.g. J2000)\|section: Models]].

	=== Ant Scripts===		=== Ant Scripts===

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Models (e.g. J2000)

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	====Models (e.g. J2000)====		====Models (e.g. J2000)====
−	For J2000, J2000-S and J2000g, pre-configured Netbeans projects are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... , choose the desired project from c:\jamsmodels\nbprojects and tick the "Open Required Projects" checkbox. If the "Reference Problems" dialog window pops up upon opening the project, use the "Resolve Problems..." button to specify the storage location of the "jams-api" and "jams-main" projects which are stored in JAMS ~~source~~ .	+	For J2000, J2000-S and J2000g, pre-configured Netbeans projects are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... , choose the desired project from c:\jamsmodels\nbprojects and tick the "Open Required Projects" checkbox. If the "Reference Problems" dialog window pops up upon opening the project, use the "Resolve Problems..." button to specify the storage location of the "jams-api" and "jams-main" projects which are stored in JAMS project folder (e.g. c:\jams\nbprojects). After compiling the project, the results are stored in the "dist" subfolder within the project folder.
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−	After compiling the project, the results are stored in the "dist" subfolder within the project folder.	+

	For other models without pre-configured projects the following steps are needed to create a new project:		For other models without pre-configured projects the following steps are needed to create a new project:

Nsk: /* Models (e.g. J2000) */

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Models (e.g. J2000)

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	====Models (e.g. J2000)====		====Models (e.g. J2000)====
−	For J2000, J2000-S and J2000g, pre-configured Netbeans projects are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... ,choose the desired project from c:\jamsmodels\nbprojects and tick the "Open Required Projects" checkbox. After compiling the project, the results are stored in the "dist" subfolder within the project folder.	+	For J2000, J2000-S and J2000g, pre-configured Netbeans projects are already in the SVN repository. To open them, select File -> Open Project... , choose the desired project from c:\jamsmodels\nbprojects and tick the "Open Required Projects" checkbox. If the "Reference Problems" dialog window pops up upon opening the project, use the "Resolve Problems..." button to specify the storage location of the "jams-api" and "jams-main" projects which are stored in JAMS source .
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		+	After compiling the project, the results are stored in the "dist" subfolder within the project folder.

	For other models without pre-configured projects the following steps are needed to create a new project:		For other models without pre-configured projects the following steps are needed to create a new project: