| To compile a program, you invoke the MINERVA Development Server with:
minervac MyProgram
To execute this program as a standalone, you invoke the
MINERVA Application Server with:
minerva -l MyProgram
To execute this program as a standalone with debugger, you invoke the
MINERVA Application Server with:
minervad -l MyProgram
To execute this program as a standalone with Graphical User Interface,
you invoke the MINERVA Application Server with:
minervagui -l MyProgram
To prepare a library to extend MINERVA with existing Java
classes you invoke the MINERVA Development Server with
minervax MyExtension
mjavac MyExtension.java
and can then execute a program with e.g.
minerva -b MyExtension1 -b MyExtension2 -l MyProgram Arg1 Arg2
To build a MINERVA based system, you invoke
minmake MySystem
To invoke a client side MINERVA program over the network you embed it as applet in a
standard HTML file; again you may specify extensions and parameters.E.g.
<APPLET
codebase="../../../"
code="com.ifcomputer.minerva.Gui.class"
height=150 width=300>
<PARAM name=minerva value="-c ../../../minervagui.mca -l corp -language german">
<APPLET>
To invoke a server side MINERVA program as a daemon, invoke with
minerva -daemon -l MyServerProg
Have a look at the ExamplePrograms for more.
Examples
Unix
See scripts Compile.sh and Go.sh in $MINERVA_HOME/ExamplePrograms/
default installation:
/minerva/ExamplePrograms/
Windows
See scripts Compile.bat and Go.bat in %MINERVA_HOME%\ExamplePrograms\
default installation:
c:\InetPub\wwwroot\minerva\ExamplePrograms\
Relevant Files
Unix
Scripts in $MINERVA_HOME/bin/unix/*.sh
default installation:
/minerva/bin/unix/minerva.sh
Windows
Scripts in %MINERVA_HOME%\bin\Win95\*.bat
or %MINERVA_HOME%\bin\Win98\*.bat
%MINERVA_HOME%\bin\Win\*.bat
default installation:
c:\InetPub\wwwroot\minerva\bin\WinNT\minerva.bat resp
c:\InetPub\wwwroot\minerva\bin\Win95\minerva.bat resp
c:\InetPub\wwwroot\minerva\bin\Win98\minerva.bat
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