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BTW, the default browser did open OK at
<a href="http://localhost:8989/step-web/" eudora="autourl">
http://localhost:8989/step-web/</a><br>
with the message:
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<dd>Welcome to STEP!<br>
<dd>This is the first time you have run the STEP software. Please be
patient while it installs.
<dd>Please note these actions do NOT require any access to the
Internet.<br>
<dd>12:06:50 Starting installation...
<dd>12:06:51 Installing the KJV from the STEP application folder.
<dd>12:06:52 Install progress of KJV: 100%
<dd>12:06:52 The KJV has been installed.
<dd>12:06:52 Making the KJV searchable
<dd>12:06:52 Installing the ESV from the STEP application
folder...................................................................................
</dl>The number of dots is still growing 20 mins after the last command
line error was put up. <br><br>
David IB<br><br>
At 23:00 19/11/2012, Chris Burrell wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Hi<br><br>
I've uploaded a new version of the desktop application, which now
includes an installer/setup page. Hopefully this work. Would be keen to
get feedback.<br><br>
The one requirement at the moment is that you already have Java installed
and on the PATH environment variable.<br><br>
The link is:
<a href="http://step.tyndalehouse.com/step.zip">
http://step.tyndalehouse.com/step.zip</a><br><br>
Please can you try it and let me know. The first time you run it, it
should take you to a configuration page to install various
modules...<br>
Chris</blockquote><br>
Tried it on my programming laptop at work, which already has Java on the
path, running Windows 7<br>
Renamed the Sword folder at C:\Users\David IB\AppData\Roaming<br>
Zipped folder opened, double-clicked on runSTEP.bat, then on "Extact
all"<br>
- asked if I wanted to overwrite stuff in a STEP folder which already
existed (from a previous installation) <br>
(we probably want to silence that, or give the installation folders
unique names) <br>
Deleted that folder and started again. <br>
Double-clicked on runSTEP.bat, clicked on Run at "publisher not
verified" <br>
Caught start and end of Command window in a text file (attached)
<br><br>
Command window stayed open with the lucene error, unchanging (ie the time
of the last error remained the same, so it wasn't scrolling. <br><br>
I'll leave it open to see if anything happens. <br>
Would you like me to ^c out and try anything? <x-sigsep><p></x-sigsep>
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<dd><tt>David IB
<dd>
<dd>/// <font face="Arial Black, Helvetica">Dr David
Instone-Brewer</font>
<dd>dib Senior Research Fellow in Rabbinics and the New
Testament
<dd> ^ Tyndale House, 36 Selwyn Gardens,
Cambridge, CB3 9BA, UK
<dd>\=/
Rabbinics@Tyndale.cam.ac.uk
<a href="http://www.tyndalehouse.com/" eudora="autourl">
www.TyndaleHouse.com</a>
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