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Follow these simple steps.
Step 1. Download Java Web Start. To be able to open the Virtual Classroom,
you will need to download and run a small software package from Sun Microsystems, Inc. This software is FREE and
can be downloaded directly from Sun Microsystems, Inc. by CLICKING HERE.
You can also download it from our link below. Click download beside your operating system.
Note: If you already have the Java Web Start, proceed to Step 2.
| Operating System | |
| Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista | DOWNLOAD |
| Macintosh OS 9.1 - 9.2 | DOWNLOAD |
| Macintosh OS X (10.x) | Software is pre-installed |
| Solaris | Instructions |
| Java Desktop System | Software is pre-installed |
| RedHat Linux (EL4 & EL5) | Software is pre-installed |
| SUSE Linux | Software is pre-installed |
| Ubuntu Linux (7.04) | Instructions |
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Step 2. Click on PLAY DEMO.
Java Web Start may be installed on your Solaris system. To determine if you have Java Web Start,
Type "jws" in the terminal window If the Java Web Start Application Manager opens, you have Java Web Start.
If you do not have Java Web Start, go to http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp, and download and install Solaris Sparc (32-bit) to your home directory. Please close this window and proceed to Step 2.
Login as the "superuser" and in the Terminal type:
sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
Accept the license agreement that appears, then your done.
Note: If the license does not come up, this may cause the package
installation to fail, to fix this, do the following:
In the terminal, type:
sudo apt-get install libqt-perl
sudo dpkg-reconfigure debconf
The first command will install the needed package for debconf-kde
counterpart. The second command will ask a few questions: For the first
step, choose "kde". For the second step, choose "high". Then, to fix the
packages that did not correctly install, do:
sudo apt-get -f install
then you are done.
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