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VisAD is a library and as such it is a toolkit for building applications rather than an application. While there are several applications included as examples in the library, many of these need compiled native code accessible through JNI and cannot be run without compiling source. However, there is a SpreadSheet application available with the library that can be used "out of the box". You can run this with: java -Xmx128m -jar visad.jar or java -Xmx128m -classpath visad.jar visad.ss.SpreadSheet For instructions on setting up your system to use VisAD, see the section of the VisAD homepage on "How to get VisAD": http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~billh/visad.html#get and in particular, read the README file from the link in that section. Additionally, there are several example programs that show the power and flexibility of VisAD in the visad_examples.jar file available from the VisAD homepage. Instructions for running these are included in the URL above. Don Murray > Pardeep Kumar wrote: > > I have downloaded as well unpacked the jar file on my hard drive, but > am unable to excute the code. Suggest me the steps and considerations > to take care of to enable the code to run on my system. > > Thanks > Pardeep
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