Sample scripts
Why create a script?
If you want to extend the amount of memory used for execution of the
MLHMP software, if you want to install a non-native plug-in (your own or one
downloaed separately), or if you for any reason wish to run MLHMP under
non-standard conditions, the solution is to create a script launching Java
and MLHMP.
Examples
Under Microsoft Windows, a script is just a text file with the extension
".bat" indicating that the file is executable.
In the following examples, it is assumed that the name of the script file
is "mlhmp.bat". It is assumed that the
MLHMP2.0.jar file has been saved in the
directory "C:\Markov". Otherwise the scripts must be modified accordingly.
The class containing the main method is dk.ku.life.iph.mlhmp.Mlhmp
Extending memory
If you wish to run a large model, it may be necessary to allocate more
memory than is allocated automatically. The content of the "mlhmp.bat" file
could for instance look like this:
@echo off
cd \Markov
java -cp .;MLHMP2.0.jar;Limid.jar -Xmx1000M dk.ku.life.iph.mlhmp.Mlhmp
In the example, memory is extended to 1000 MB (the -Xmx option), and the
class path (the -cp option) is specified to be the current directory and the
MLHMP2.0.jar file.
Extending the class path for a plug-in
Suppose that you have downloaded the GrassLand plug-in and wish to
install it. It comes together with some other plug-ins in the
plugins2.0.jar file. You then need to include the
plugins2.0.jar file in the class path.
The content of the "mlhmp.bat" file could for instance look like this if the
plugins2.0.jar file has been saved in the
same directory as mlhmp.jar:
@echo off
cd \Markov
java -cp .;MLHMP2.0.jar;Limid.jar;plugins2.0.jar; -Xmx1000M dk.ku.life.iph.mlhmp.Mlhmp
The plug-in can then be installed as described in the manual.
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