The intention of this brief manual is to get you going with XleTView. To run an application, go to the "Applications" menu and choose the application that you want to run. Information about applications and groups is stored in the applications. As we have already mentioned, you do not need to restart if you have added or modified applications via the applications dialog. If your applications needs keys that are not present on the default remote control, you can add new buttons to the remote controls as shown in the section on configuring XleTView. Keys on the numeric keypad are not used by XleTView, and so only the number keys and cursor keys on your main keyboard will work. To actually develop applications you will need the full SDK; if all you want to do is run applications then the Java Runtime Environment is enough.
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F5 reloads an Xlet. These are already included in the classpath used by XleTView, and so adding them again will only cause problems.
You must restart XleTView for any changes to take effect. If you want these messages you have to start from a console by: Selecting an application from the menu will automatically start that application. Highlighting the entry for an xletvew.jar will show the properties of that application and allow you to edit them.
The application classpath is set in the settings.
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The number keys on your keyboard are mapped to the buttons on the remote, while function keys F1 to F4 correspond to the red, green, yellow and blue coloured buttons respectively.
For the x and y to have effect you xlteview.jar need to set tv. At the moment, three properties are xletciew.jar for every application: In the example below, we have two groups of applications, called "Demo Apps" and "Test Apps". It describes the handling of version 0.
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Any graphical output from your application will appear on the simulated screen, and any output on System. There are no other prerequisites for running XleTView. In the directory "config" there is an XML file called applications. This is the only way to get access to all of the latest features, so the tradeoff may be worth it in some cases. The cursor keys correspond xletview.mar the four arrow keys on the remote. The config directory contains all of the configuration files used by XleTView, both for its xletview.jarr settings and for the settings of any applications that it knows about.
If your applications needs keys that are not present on the default remote control, you can add new buttons to the remote controls as shown in the section on configuring XleTView. The licenses for these jar files, and for XleTView itself, are contained in the license directory.
Installing it Installing XleTView is extremely simple. From here, we can define applications and groups of applications that can be run in XleTView. FooXlet Sletview.jar to run an Xlet: These are a subset of the properties xxletview.jar would be signalled in the AIT of a broadcast service.
This will bring up the applications dialog: The 'imgroot' specifies where XleTView can expect to find the images specified in the 'img' attributes, can be a path relative from where you installed XleTView, or an absolute path to a directory on your computer.
Xletview.jar
Earlier versions of JMF xletviiew.jar no longer available for download from Sun. To actually develop applications you will need the full SDK; if all you want to do is run applications then the Java Runtime Environment is enough. Grouping is just a way to organize the Xlet's. To run an application, go to the "Applications" menu and choose the application that you want to run. This is not possible with XleTView, so we need another way to tell it about available applications.
At the moment, three properties are available for every application:. The XleTView applications menu.
Xletvkew.jar on the numeric keypad are not used by XleTView, and so only the number keys and cursor keys on your main keyboard will work. The keys generate the same key code as your keyboard, no magic, so the number keys are the xleview.jar not on the num pad, arrows are the arrows that are not on the num pad. Installing XleTView is extremely simple. It works like this, when a font is created it passes a mechanism that adds this offset value to the size, so if the wanted size is 18 points and the offset is -2 the size of the new font becomes 16 points.
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