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<Microsoft
Windows> - Download and
install Java Runtime Environment 6 (if you
want to simply run Jpcap-based applications) or JDK 6
(if you want to develop Jpcap-based
applications).
- Download and
install the latest WinPcap.
- Download and run
Jpcap Self
Installer for windows.
If
you have the previous version of Jpcap, please uninstall it first
before installing a new version.
If you forgot to uninstall
the previous version, search 'Jpcap.dll'
and 'jpcap.jar'
from your system, delete them, and then install a new version. |
It
is recommended to use JRE/JDK 6 or higher because Jpcap installer
assumes JRE/JDK 6.
If you are using JRE/JDK 5, set your 'CLASSPATH' to
include '%SystemRoot%\Sun\Java\lib\ext' |
<Linux>
Use RPM
package (Fedora, RedHat)
Download
and install Jpcap RPM package. For some distributions (e.g.,
Mandriva), JDK6 is also installed automatically. However,
for some distributions (e.g., Fedora Core), you have to manually
install Sun's JDK6 for Linux
as a RPM package before installing Jpcap RPM package.
Use
Debian package (Ubuntu, GNU/Debian)
Download
and install Jpcap Debian package. For some distributions
(e.g., Ubuntu), JDK6 is also installed automatically. For
some distributions (e.g., Debian GNU/Lunux), you may have to edit
apt-line (e.g., include "no-free") before installing Jpcap Debian
package. Also, you may have to update your GLIBC to version 2.4 or
higher. If you cannot install using RPM/Debian
package, you can try to build from the source. It
is recommended to use Sun's JRE/JDK 6 or higher because Jpcap package
assumes JRE/JDK 6.
If you are using JRE/JDK 5, set your 'CLASSPATH' to
include '/usr/java/packages/lib/ext'
Also,
Jpcap currently does not work with gcj / gij, so please use Sun's
JRE/JDK. |
<Mac OS
X>
- Both Java and
libpcap are preinstalled on Mac OS X.
If any of them is
missing you should be able to install them from the Mac OS X install
DVD. - Download and install Xcode.
The default
installation of Xcode should provide you with the toolchain required
for compiling Jpcap. - Download
and extract Jpcap
source build.
- Go to '[Jpcap
extracted directory]/src/c' directory.
- Run 'make'.
- Copy 'libjpcap.jnilib'
to '/Library/Java/Extensions/'
directory.
- Copy '[Jpcap
extracted directory]/lib/jpcap.jar'
to '/Library/Java/Extensions/'
Or, place 'jpcap.jar'
to any directory and include it to
your CLASSPATH.
<Source
build (Linux/FreeBSD/Solaris)>
- Make
sure you have 'gcc'
and 'make'
installed to compile Jpcap.
Other software/packages may be
necessary (for example, you need 'build-essential'
package to install on Ubuntu). - Download and install libpcap
(ver.0.9.4 or later) if not installed.
- Download
and
extract Jpcap source build.
- Go to '[Jpcap
extracted directory]/src/c' directory.
- Run 'make'.
- Copy
'libjpcap.so'
to '[Java
installed directory]/jre/lib/<arch>'.
<arch> is either 'i386' or 'sparc'.
Or, if
you are using Java 6, copy 'libjpcap.so' to '/usr/java/packages/lib/ext'.
Or, place 'libjpcap.so'
in the directory where your application is located.
- Copy '[Jpcap
extracted directory]/lib/jpcap.jar' to '/usr/lib'
or '[Java
installed directory]/jre/lib/ext'.
Or, place 'jpcap.jar'
to any directory and include it in your CLASSPATH.
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