Wireless Release -- README

WiredX beta
Wireless Release (19981124@beta)
README
Last modified: 02-Mar-1998

WiredX is an X server, written in pure Java.
WiredX enables UNIX/X application access from all Java-enabled
desktops, or Java-enabled browsers.

This distribution has contained its Wireless version.

DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY.  This Software is provided on
An "AS IS" basis, without warranty of any kind, including without
limitation the warranties that the Software is free of defects, 
merchantable, fit for a particular purpose or non-infringing.
The entire risk as to the quality and performance of the Software
is borne by you. Should the Software prove defective in any
respect, you and not Licensor or its suppliers assume the entire
cost of any service and repair. In addition, the security
mechanisms implemented by the Software have inherent limitations,
and you must determine that the Software sufficiently meets your
requirements. 


Requirements
  You need 
  * a http server on Unix, 
  * Java Plug-in 1.2 on Windows95/98/NT and
  * a web browser which supports Java Plug-in 1.2, 
    for example Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer.


Installation
  * Unzip the file "wiredx-beta-wireless.zip" in a directory, which is
    managed by a http server on Unix; that directory is accessible via 
    some URL, suppose that "http://foo.bar.com/foo/"
    You will find a directory "wiredx-beta-wireless".

  * On Windows95/98/NT, open "wiredx-beta-wireless.html" 
    under the directory "wiredx-beta-wireless" with the browser. 
    In this context,
    "http://foo.bar.com/foo/wiredx-beta-wireless/wiredx-beta-wireless.html" .

    If you have already installed Java Plug-in 1.2, WiredX will start 
    automatically. The default display number is "2".
    If you visit that page via a proxy server , WiredX will not work.

  * On the applet host, try
    % xlogo -display "your-ipaddress":2