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Usage of Java in the H1 experiment A quite impressing number of Java programs (applets and applications) has been written in H1 since the advent of the first Java release. The main application field lies in reliable, 24/24-7/7 control software of the DAQ and detector control domain, which are used by a small number of experts and a much larger number of non-experts. The (apparently non-yet exhaustive) list of projects is given below: Luminosity Monitor Calorimeter MenuDAQ Graphical SpaCal display SpDisplay a subproject of the Calorimeter check and calibration data displays ZUBR - L45 histogram display Calorimeter Trigger Rate Monitor System Supervisor Program (DAQ run control) Central Trigger Element Rate Monitor Transverse Polarimeter Outdated projects or prototype tests: - L5 reconstruction monitoring - Data Flow Monitor - Solenoid Control migrated to PVSS. For a Java based example for connecting PVSS user and PVSS TCP driver look here.) - Analysis of H1 data with JAS (evaluation study)
Manuals and Tutorials (online) Java2, v1.3.1 API Specification (sun.com) Java2, v1.4.1 API Specification (sun.com) Java2, v1.4.2 API Specification (sun.com) Java Development Toolkit (last version on DESY-AFS) Java Platform Core API (on DESY-AFS) Oracle JDBC The Java Tutorial Books "Teach yourself Java in 21 days" series: Teach yourself Java in 21 days Teach yourself Java in 21 days, Professional Reference Edition, by L. Lemay, Charles L. Perkins, Michael Morrison Teach yourself Java in 21 days, Professional Reference Edition, 2nd/3rd edition (covering 1.4.1), by Rogers Cadenhead Resources Marty Hall's Java resources page, containing tutorial on Swing programming JAS - Java Analysis Studio Homepage for HEP users (freehep) Second Homepage (at SLAC) JAS Documentation (javadoc) Coding Conventions Clarkson University, Potsdam NY Java.Sun.Com Javadoc Javadoc 1.4 Tool Documentation (by Sun) Java & Perl Inline::Java module for Perl (by O'Reilly) Download Inline::Java and Inline modules	Links Sun's Java page Java documentation for various versions and class libraries (in Sweden) Yahoo's Java page Gamelan, a great applet repository. Java Applet Rating Service Netscape's Java page* The Java Boutique JavaShareware.com TeamJava, a Java consultants resource Toba, a Java-to-C compiler (unfortunately stopped project, but interesting because of it's benchmark tests comparing Java to C) Digital Espresso, a semi-weekly "best of comp.lang.java". Javology, a Java e-zine outdated? Java Ressources Collection @ CSU Sacramento
Java Installation, Software and Usage at DESY Java Development Software Kit (JDSK) Presently (Feb 2003) from the central DESY installation available are JDK 1.3.1 and 1.4.1. The environment setup of the JDKs is made by means of the ini command. (Type ini -l for a list of options.) For example, JDSK 1.4.1 is initialized by ini jdk4. All Java commands (javac, java, ...) should then work correctly and the shell environment variables set correctly. Note that the old setup method with . jdk1.1.6_setup.csh (for C-shells) or . jdk1.1.6_setup.sh (for Bourne type shells) is deprecated now! The ini command should be used instead (see above). CosmoCode and SGI's Java 3.0.1 (port of SUN's JDK 1.1.3) are installed on SGI Workgroup servers To start CosmoCode just start /usr/sbin/CosmoCode To set up your environment to run Java: for csh: setenv PATH $PATH:/usr/java/bin setenv JAVA_HOME /usr/java for sh, zsh: export PATH=$PATH:/usr/java/bin export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java Java Plugin and WebStart instructions Oracle JDBC drivers (for JDK 1.1.1) Objectspace's JGL (old version) and some other classes are installed at /afs/desy.de/group/h1/iww/icas/Java/classess . Add the path to your CLASSPATH env variable export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/afs/desy.de/group/h1/iww/icas/Java/classess