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# Documentation
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=pod
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=head1 NAME
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JATS Installation Notes
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=head1 SYNOPSIS
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Full Installation instructions are provided in C<MASS-00164 Installing and
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Using JATS>. This documentation serves as a short remainder.
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The JATS wrapper script is invoked via a machine specific script. This is
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B<jats.bat> under Windows and B<jats.sh> under Unix. The startup script
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contains sufficient information to startup the main, and common, JATS
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program. The script specifies the environment on the machine and should not
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affect the target build environment. It also isolates the JATS version changes
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from the user.
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=over 8
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=item Windows
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The startup script B<jats.bat> is intended to be user configured. It should be
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copied into the users path and modified. It is intended that the script will not
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change from version to version of JATS.
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=item Unix
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The startup script B<jats.sh> should be consumed directly from the JATS
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installation. It is not intended to be user configured as configuration is
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perform on a machine-wide basis.
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A software link from C</bin/jats> to C<JatsInstalledDir/TOOLS/jats.sh> should be
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created.
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=back
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=head1 RELATED DOCUMENTATION
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=over 0
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=item * OverView
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=item * EnvVars
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=back
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