Randy Hopper replied: > David's got a helpful getting started writeup in the updated User's Guide, > if you haven't seen it.
Hi Randy, Thanks for the tip. I got the latest tar and read the page you suggested. The documentation, though helpful, talks about running a network in an applet in a brower. It does not, as far as I can tell, address the simpler problem: how to write a module in java to run in the conventional DX interface. Maybe if I were smarter :} I would be able to figure this out on my own... David does imply that this is possible. In section 11.1, he says: Once the Java Explorer modules are added, the network can be executed from either the standard DX user interface or a web browser via the Java Explorer server, elimininating dual-source problems. It would be very helpful to see just a minimal example of a java module -- a little recipe for cooking up one which I can plug into the regular DX UI. Any tips? Many thanks, and I hope I am not being annoying - - Paul > Paul Shannon: > | 3) Where can I look to get started? I hope to find a little > | "Hello DX World" module in order to get acquainted with > | how things get glued together. > > David's got a helpful getting started writeup in the updated User's Guide, > if you haven't seen it. > > Grab: http://opendx.watson.ibm.com/dx/tars/dx22Apr2002.tar.gz and look in > html/usrguide.htm Chapter 11.
