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Install the essential packages and third-party library

Before compile Real Class System, check whether you have the following packages on your Ubuntu 8.04 System, if not you should install them first. Open a terminal program and execute the commands below (use root account)
apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev
other packages can be installed by the same way. Here is the essential packages list:
build-essential
gcc-3.4
g++-3.4
libtool
libgtk2.0-dev
libgtk1.2-dev
libxv-dev
libxt-dev
liblame-dev

To compile Real Class System, you also need the jrtplib and jthread which you can download from its official website:
Jrtplib http://research.edm.uhasselt.be/jori/jrtplib/jrtplib-3.7.1.tar.bz2
Jthread http://research.edm.uhasselt.be/jori/jthread/jthread-1.2.1.tar.gz
After you have downloaded them to your disk, you can install them through the following commands. (use root account)
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
make install

You also need to install FFMpeg:
http://download.pudn.com/downloads73/sourcecode/unix_linux/5401ffmpeg-0.4.9-pre1.tar.gz
After you have downloaded them to your disk, you can install them through the following commands. (use root account)
./configure --prefix=/usr --disable-gpl –disable-mmx –enable-mp3lame –cc=gcc-3.4
make
make instal

Tserver　　　　　　　　Manual


Install the TServer:
1) Login Linux system with your account.
2) Download TServer.tar.bz2 to /root directory for example.
3) Open a terminal program and execute the commands below.
　　　　cd /home
　　　　tar -xjvf TServer.tar.bz2
　　　　cd TServer
These commands release the TServer.tar.bz2 into /root/TServer/ and enter the directory.
4) Execute the commands below.
　　　　./configure
　　　　cd src
　　　　make
　　　　./tserver
These commands will ask system to compile the source code of the TServer system and launch TServer system.
If all the commands have been executed successfully, TServer system will startup and then user will see the interface of TServer system. If not, please consult the system administrator for detail.

DTU　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Manual


Install the DTU system:
1) Login Linux system with your account.
2) Download DTU.tar.bz2 to /root directory for example.
3) Open a terminal program and execute the commands below.
　　　　cd /home
　　　　tar -xjvf DTU.tar.bz2
　　　　cd DTU
These commands release the DTU.tar.bz2 into /root/DTU and enter the directory.
4) Execute the commands below.
　　　　./configure
　　　　cd src
　　　　make
　　　　./dtu
These commands will ask system to compile the source code of DTU system and launch DTU system.
If all the commands have been executed successfully, DTU system will startup and then user will see the interface of DTU system. If not, please consult the system administrator for detail.

Teacher Client 　　　　　　　　　Manual


Install the Teacher Client:
1) Login Linux system with your account.
2) Download NCteacher-2.0.tar.bz2 to /root directory for example.
3) Open a terminal program and execute the commands below.
　　　　cd /home
　　　　tar -xjvf NCteacher-2.0.tar.bz2
　　　　cd NCteacher-2.0
These commands release the NCteacher-2.0.tar.bz2 into /root/NCteacher-2.0 and enter the directory.
4) Execute the commands below.
　　　　./configure
　　　　cd src
　　　　make
　　　　./ncteacher
These commands will ask system to compile the source code of the Teacher system and launch Teacher system.

Student Client　　　　　　　　　　Manual

Install the Net Class Library: Before Installing Student Client, it should install the Net Class Library first. After installed the Net Class Library, it's able to install the modlue.
Install the student client
1) Download NCteacher-2.0.tar.bz2 to /root directory for example.
2) Open a terminal program and execute the commands below.
　　　　cd /root
　　　　tar -xjvf NCteacher-2.0.tar.bz2
　　　　cd NCstu-2.0
These commands release the NCteacher-2.0.tar.bz2 into /root/NCstu-2.0 and enter the directory.
3) Execute the commands below.
　　　　cd /root/NCstu-2.0
　　　　./configure
　　　　cd src
　　　　make
　　　　./nc_stu
These commands will ask system to compile the source code of the student client and launch student client.

 

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