My kind thanks to Uche Ogbuji who clarified, offlist, that JPython is not
supported by 4Thought.

My apologies for the list clutter.

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John Robert Gardner
ATLA-CERTR
Emory University
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http://vedavid.org/diss/
"If there is something you're thinking of doing, or wish you could do,
begin it.  In boldness there is mystery and power . . . . "  -Goethe

On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, John Robert Gardner wrote:

> 
> Has anyone had any success actually running this?  Well, put better,
> _installing it in teh first place?  It takes some 8 or so files--some of
> which don't seem available at one of the FTP's--and no real order is
> specified in installing them.  I'm not a Python veteran, put I have it on
> my mac, and the 4thought instructions don't seem to help.  Cf. files at:
> 
> ftp://FourThought.com/pub/4Suite/
> ftp://FourThought.com/pub/4Suite/4DOM
> ftp://FourThought.com/pub/4Suite/4XPath
> 
> But don't forget also the base, and also:
> 
> You will also need the Python xml-sig distribution, version 0.5.1,
> swig 1.1, and the GNU compilation tools.  RPMs of the xml package and
> swig are mirrored at
> 
> ftp://FourThought.com/pub/mirrors/python4linux/redhat/i386
> 
> Oh, and Python too . ..  . 
> 
> Once again, I'm trying to make things for scholars that are reasonably
> explainable, so if it's too complicated/not a worthwhile tool, that info
> will be helpful too.  I'll just tell folks to shell out for VirtualPC and
> run the win32 exe of XT.  I was just trying to find free tools.  If
> 4thought's a bust, I'll try Chuck White's stuff (I'm still not real clear
> on it . .. ) at http://freespace.virgin.net/b.pawson/xsl/sect4.html#N6579
> 
> (N.B.-- many Kudo's to Dave Pawson for the XSL FAQ at Freespace).
> 
> jr
> 
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=-=-=
> John Robert Gardner
> ATLA-CERTR
> Emory University
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> http://vedavid.org/diss/
> "If there is something you're thinking of doing, or wish you could do,
> begin it.  In boldness there is mystery and power . . . . "  -Goethe
> 
> 



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