Sun SPOT Manager
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- If you are Running a 64-bit version of your Browser, test your Java Installation by clicking here. Make sure that your version of Java is ALSO 64-bit.
- If you do not have a 64-bit version of Java installed, you should download and install the 64-bit Java Runtime before continuing.
- After installing a 64-bit version of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) you should start the Sun SPOT SDK installation process, but do not complete the configuration check at this time.
- Quit the Sun SPOT Manager Installation program, select the shortcut on your desktop, and perform the following steps:
- Right-click on the Shortcut for the Sun SPOT Manager Application
- Select 'Properties' from the pop-up menu
- Select the 'Compatibility' Tab
- Make sure that "Run this program as an administrator" is selected
- Start the Sun SPOT Manager and proceed with the installation.
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NOTE: You must restart Windows after installation and before beginning to use your Sun SPOT SDK Software |
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The Sun SPOT Manager tool is a Java WebStart Application for installing and managing your Sun SPOT Software Development Kit (SDK).
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Oracle has ended support for Sun SPOTs and turned off the former host www.sunspotworld.com. This has had some unfortunate consequences, one of which is that Sun SPOT Manager can no longer connect for doing upgrades, installs, etc.
While the vast majority of Sun SPOT code is Open Source, the code for Sun SPOT Manager is not open source and therefore it cannot be updated to connect to this new mirror site. Further, Oracle refuses to relinquish the sunspotworld.com domain to me. If you'd like to lobby Oracle to change this, feel free to contact Charles Tanaka @ Oracle to lobby for Oracle to release the domain and/or the Sun SPOT Manager code to me.
In the meantime, you can download the last release of the Sun SPOT SDK as a jar file and then use Sun SPOT Manager to do a 'local' install. |
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- If you are Running a 64-bit version of your Browser, test your Java Installation by clicking here. Make sure that your version of Java is ALSO 64-bit.
- If you do not have a 64-bit version of Java installed, you should download and install the 64-bit Java Runtime before continuing.
- After installing a 64-bit version of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) you should start the Sun SPOT SDK installation process, but do not complete the configuration check at this time.
- Quit the Sun SPOT Manager Installation program, select the shortcut on your desktop, and perform the following steps:
- Right-click on the Shortcut for the Sun SPOT Manager Application
- Select 'Properties' from the pop-up menu
- Select the 'Compatibility' Tab
- Make sure that "Run this program as an administrator" is selected
- Start the Sun SPOT Manager and proceed with the installation.
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NOTE: You must restart Windows after installation and before beginning to use your Sun SPOT SDK Software |
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Click the Sun SPOT icon to download the Sun SPOT Manager Application.
- If you have never installed a Sun SPOT SDK before, you should read the Getting Started documentation before continuing.
- Running the Sun SPOT Manager Java WebStart application will prompt you to accept the Sun Microsystems Digital Certificate, which you must do in order to continue.
- You will be prompted to create a Desktop Application, which you should do.
- For the complete installation instructions, please thoroughly read through the Getting Started documentation.
For questions about Sun SPOT Manager, or if you are having problems with the Sun SPOT Manager, please post your detailed questions to the Sun SPOT Manager Forum.