Local DLP Info

There is a pre-installed version of DLP and other required tools in directory "/home/dejavu/dlp/" @ cs.vu.nl
See file /home/dejavu/dlp/dlp1r18/examples/setvars.j122 for the required environment variable settings. It's likely that you only have to change the MY_PROG_DIR related lines at the end of the setvars.j122 file. Copy this file to your current working directory and use a Solaris editor to change the MY_PROG_DIR line.
Execute the updated setvars.j122 file under Solaris by means of the command :
```
		. ./setvars.j122
```

Check whether a number of environment variables point to the intended directories, e.g.

	echo $DLP_ROOT
	/home/dejavu/dlp/dlp1r18

	echo $JAVA_ROOT
	/usr/local/java/jdk1.2.2

See the compilation section of DLP readme for the compilation of DLP programs.
Don't let JAVA_ROOT point to SUN's 1.4.X or 1.5.X JDK. Use 1.2.X or 1.3.X instead.
In case you use this pre-installed version, you only need dlpsys.jar when running DLP in a browser. Be sure to make this dlpsys.jar file accessible from the html page that's used for executing your DLP program. See the execution section of the DLP readme for more details.

Note that in a Solaris + Windows development environment, editing Solaris files with a Windows editor may add Ctrl-M characters to your file : this will cause several problems when using the files under Solaris after editing (e.g. executing setvars). The same for a number of other tools, for example, particular Windows unzip tools may also add Ctrl-M characters to files in the distribution.