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Main libraryJRobin is distributed as a single tarball named jrobin-{version}.tar.gz. When you unpack it, the following directory structure will be created:
/jrobin-{version}
/src -> full source code
/doc -> HTML documentation
/javadoc -> javadoc
/res -> files used for JRobin MRTG demo development
/lib ->
jrobin-{version}.jar -> main library, JRobin itself
jrobin-demo-{version}.jar -> library with demo classes
mrtg-server-{version}.jar -> see JRobin MRTG demo
mrtg-client-{version}.jar -> (same as above)
xmlrpc.jar -> (same as above)
snmp.jar -> (same as above)
inspector-{version}.jar -> check Inspector utility page
convertor-{version}.jar -> check Convertor utility page
/ant
build.xml -> Jakarta ant build file
To use JRobin in your Java code you'll have to include main JRobin library in the classpath. JRobin library comes in a single JAR file (jrobin-{version}.jar), without external dependencies. This jar consists of two packages:
Important: If your JRobin based application should run on a platform without XFree86 system (common situation on many network servers), you have to run your JVM in a headless mode:
java -Djava.awt.headless=true -cp jrobin-{version}.jar ...
Otherwise, you'll end with a nasty looking exception whenever you try to create your custom RRD graphs with JRobin API.
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