Demo version note
JSup can be unlimited used for test and development purposes.
The only limitation (without a licence) is a 10 minutes runtime maximum time.
The development environment, instead, has no limitations.
Requirements
The requirements for using JSup are:
- See Minimum requirements for JSup for the HW and Operating System requirements.
 Java Development Kit from Oracle: it is free and can be downloaded at this page, or this direct link or from the JSup site (MD5: 4715D4B223FEE799F3F2289EB79DEEE8) (please note that the Java runtime, JRE, is not enough, the development environment, JDK, is needed, for end user runtime installation too).
- Optional (but recommended): Download and install JavaTM Advanced Imaging Image I/O Tools, that improves the compression of images encoded in PNG format in the applications, from the JSup site - jai_imageio-1_1-lib-windows-i586-jdk.exe
(MD5: D266E25ACB650D24E2916AFC0AB749BB).
Download and install
Download and run the JSup installation package:
JSup_4_9_Setup_build_1687.exe (14 MB)
(MD5: 48AC64A2F2FD1CCDB8C33297BF0864E4)
- Close any running instance of JSup (if you are upgrading a previously installed version);
- follow the setup program until JSup is installed successfully.
Download and install the Futura BT font (MD5: 29F086DC6CD2958CA82A2922786FB6BE) that is used by the libraries and by the demo application.
Download the demo application:
Starting JSup
To start JSup use Windows Start / All programs / JSup.
To create a new JSup application, please, follow the step-by-step explanation in the InFusion import presentation.
Demo application
The demo application (that can be downloaded in the - Download and install section) contains a typical JSup application for InFusion.
To use that demo, when you have downloaded it on your hard disk, you have to follow the instruction of Edit of an archived application.
Web interface
The sample application includes now a small web site to show how simple is to create a web interface for a JSup application for InFusion.
The website is located in the webpages/ subdir of the JSup application.
When JSup application is running you can connect to the JSup website with the URL http://localhost:8080. Replace localhost with the JSup PC IP/address to connect from a remote device.
The web interface was tested with Firefox and Safari (iPhone), it does not works with Internet Explorer.
The example shows and let you control some of the on/off and dimmer lights of the JSup application.
The example includes also the authentication handling that with same user/password database used by the JSup security of the panel (desktop) graphic interface.
It's possible to try the web interface without the download/install of any software.
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