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Linux

The machines at the Fermilab computer training center were preinstalled with Scientific Linux Fermi (SLF)  6.3 (32 Bit).

First get the netbeans java jdk bundle from below.

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk-netbeans-jsp-142931.html

make the installation script executable and execute it (check the Preferences of your Browser to find out where the file is downloaded):

chmod +x /[path to your Download area]/Downloads/jdk-6u38-nb-7_2_1-linux-i586-ml.sh

/[path to your Download area]//Downloads/jdk-6u38-nb-7_2_1-linux-i586-ml.sh

Since the lcsim software is locate in the CVS code repository first get the necessary plugin for netbeans

Select Tools-> Plugins->Available Plugins

then select CVS -> install and accept the licence agreement and click finish

Then to install the lcsim framework

select Team->CVS->Checkout

specify the CVS Root as shown below and leave the password field blank


Open the project and when it asks you for the prime build.This will take a while since initially all necessary libraries need to be downloaded from the maven code repositories.  Hopefully in the end it will say:

BUILD SUCCESS

So repeat the process for lcsim:
Open the project right click on org.lcim and select build.  Again this will take a while. To speed up the process in the future  you might want to select to skip the tests the next time you build.

org.lcsim_> Properties->Build->Actions-> Build project -> Add-> skipTests=true

org.lcsim_> Properties->Build->Actions-> Clean and Build project -> Add-> skipTests=true
the latest is 0.9.9:

http://java.freehep.org/maven2/org/freehep/jas-assembly/0.9.9/jas-assembly-0.9.9-distribution.tar.gz

tar xzvf  /[path to your Download area]/Downloads/jas-assembly-0.9.9-distribution.tar.gz

jas-assembly-0.9.9/jas3

From the menu bar select View -> Plugin Manager.

Now choose the Available Tab, and select all of the following:

from hep -> visualization:

  • HepRep Plugin
  • WIRED 4
  • WIRED 4 Base Library

from hep -> linearcollider

  • org.lcsim

Make sure you use the same Java that was bundled with netbeans and that you build lcsim etc. with:

From the menu bar select View -> Preferences -> Java -> Compiler

and set to the correct javac:

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