ArchiveViewer Java Web Start
There are several versions and configurations of the ArchiveViewer available. Use the correct version suiting your Java-Installation and the configuration matching your needs.
The current Java 5 version needs at least Java 5! Current Version is Java SE 6
If you just have Java 1.4 installed on your computer, please use the old Java 1.4 version.
BESSY Archive (access from inside HZB/BESSY networks) current Java 5 version
/ old Java 1.4 version
BESSY Archive (access from anywhere - slower!) current Java 5 version
/ old Java 1.4 version
MLS Archive (access from inside HZB/BESSY networks) current Java 5 version
/ old Java 1.4 version
MLS Archive (access from anywhere - slower!) current Java 5 version
/ old Java 1.4 version
HoBiCaT Archive (access from inside HZB/BESSY networks) current Java 5 version
/ old Java 1.4 version
HoBiCaT Archive (access from anywhere - slower!) current Java 5 version
/ old Java 1.4 version
Having done that, your browser may ask you what to do with this type of
file.
This usually means one of the following:
- You don't have Java (and thus JavaWebStart) installed. See below.
If you can't install the software yourself, please contact your System-Administrator.
- Or (typically happens to Linux-users) you have to tell your browser
which program to execute with this file.
You have to find a program
named javaws and tell your browser to use this for JavaWebStart-Applications.
- Anyway - contact your System-Administrator (or Thomas.Birke@helmholtz-berlin.de) if you have any problems running the ArchiveViewer.
Note:
During startup of the ArchiveViewer, Java Web Start will open
a dialog like the following:
Although the dialog makes a different suggestion, the only way to start
the ArchiveViewer via Java Web Start is, to acknowledge this warning
and press "Start" in this dialog.
Links:
The ArchiveViewer and ArchiveViewer Web Start require at least Java 5 JRE
You can download the current version Java SE 6 JRE software here.
Here is a
great FAQ about Java Web start.
