It doesn't make sense to me that the client used for downloading the zip
file could affect its contents in any case - the problem as originally
reported sounds like a classic DOS/Windows "8.3" file name limitation.
Phil DeBecker
Lexmark International
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I had the same problem after I downloaded the zip file using Netscape
Communicator 4.04 running on NT 4.0.
Once I repeated the download and used Internet Explorer 4.0 and the
same unzip tools (I tested it with several tools to be sure) the Xerox
Client Tool came up.
I don't know if the problem is with the zip file or in Netscape
Communicator but if anyone has more information please let us know.
Thanks,
Yigal Banker (ybanker@ggx.com)
-----Original Message-----
From: Hugo Parra [SMTP:HPARRA@novell.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 06, 1998 1:43 PM
To: ipp@pwg.org
Subject: Re: IPP> TES - IPP Test Tools
I had some trouble running the Xerox IPP Client Tool on my Win95
workstation, but finally found out what was wrong. Here's what the
matter was as an FYI.
Unzipping IPPClientV1_0.zip resulted in five new files. One of them
was IppClien.jar (not IppClient.jar - notice the 't' missing).
IppClient.bat expects IPPClient.jar to be in the local directory (not
IppClien.jar). Without it, the following error message gets
reported:
"Can't find class com/xerox/ipp/client/gb"
Once I modified IppClient.bat to use IppClien.jar, the IPP Client
loaded fine. It is possible that it was my unzip tool that messed up
the name of my files; I haven't had time to try a different tool to
verify this but seems likely since Lexmark reported no problems
running the client.
Cheers,
-Hugo
>>> "Carl-Uno Manros" <carl@manros.com> 08/05 7:54 AM >>>
All,
As indicated yesterday, the IPP tools are today officially released.
If you
want to see the release note it can be found at:
http://www.xerox.com/PR/nr980805.htm
Carl-Uno