Gamma Ray Cross Section Download Java Source to your PC

Work is partially supported by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) under Grant Number DE-FE0002056.

Download GR_CROSS_SECTION Directory with all the files necessary in compiling and running the Gamma Ray Cross Section Application. You will first need to download a free Java Development Kit (JDK) from ORACLE Java, http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html

Click on the "JDK" Download Button and follow directions. You will need to know what kind of computer operating system you are working on.

You will also need a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) on your PC to run the web app on your pc. Click on the "JRE" Download Button and follow directions. The same is true for the JRE, you will need to know what kind of computer operating system you are working on.

The Gamma Ray Cross Section Application software is bundled by 2 methods as a ZIP file and as a JAR File. Both will create the GR_CROSS_SECTION directory with all the files and source to build the Gamma Ray Cross Section Application. The Build.bat and Run.bat are designed for the Windows Environment, but it shows the procedure & source files for compiling and running the Java Application. If you use the script you will need to replace the calls "C:\jdk1.7.0_25\bin\" in the scripts to the JDK directory that you downloaded to your PC.

• Download GR_CROSS_SECTION.zip to your PC GR_CROSS_SECTION.zip, i.e. right mouse click the URL Link to the left and select "save as ..." and save it anywhere you like on your PC.

  Unzip the file. The program files are located under a directory called 'GR_CROSS_SECTION' so it is safe to unzip where ever you like.

• Download GR_CROSS_SECTION.jar to your PC GR_CROSS_SECTION.jar, i.e. right mouse click the URL Link to the left and select "save as ..." and save it anywhere you like on your PC.

  Extract the JAR file by the following command
  
  C:\jdk1.7.0_25\bin\jar xf GR_CROSS_SECTION.jar

  The program files are located under a directory called 'GR_CROSS_SECTION' so it is safe to extract the jar where ever you like.

Directory Structure of GR_CROSS_SECTION

README-First.txt - Read Me File explaining the Build process.

/data - directory contains the lookup XML (Extensible Markup Language) files necessary for running the Application.
/lib - directory holds the JAR File.
/src - directory Gamma Ray Cross Section Source Files
/images - directory Gamma Ray Cross Section images
/Example - directory holding the Extensible Markup Language (XML) file with a list of Wells to test the Gamma Ray Cross Section Program. Because the Gamma Ray Cross section relies on a large number of well gamma ray logs to paint the picture of the subsurface, the XML is saved so the user does not have to insert all the wells each time they wish to view this cross section. The XML holds on to the location of the Log ASCII Standard (LAS) 2.0 or 3.0 file used by each well to make up the Cross Section.

   Build.bat - Windows Batch file for compiling the Gamma Ray Cross Section Application.
   Run.bat - Windows Batch file for running the Gamma Ray Cross Section Application
   Manifest_GRXSection.txt - A required file needed in the JAR file to meet ORACLE-Java security requirements.
   GRCrossSection.txt - Contents of the Gamma Ray Cross Section JAR File.
   HELP-GEMINI_Tools-XSection_GR.pdf - Gamma Ray Cross Section Help PDF (Portable Document Format) file.

REMEMBER to replace the "C:\jdk1.7.0_25\bin\" with the JDK directory path you downloaded to your PC in the Build.bat and Run.bat files.

Build.bat

This file will compile the Gamma Ray Cross Section Java Source code. In a Command Prompt window enter: Build > temp.txt. This will run the Build script and send all the steps to the temp.txt file. If any errors show you will be able to see it and open the temp.txt to find the error.

• Create Directory Structure: The script first creates the new source directory structure in the main directory.
• Copy "src" directory to the new source directory structure: The script copies the source files from the "src" directory to the new source directory structure. It doesn't move the files it makes a copy of the source directory only for the purpose of compiling the code.
• Compile Source: The script compiles the Gamma Ray Cross Section, with the following call,
  
  C:\jdk1.7.0_25\bin\javac -Xlint:deprecation GRCrossSection.java

• Remove the Java Source Files: The script deletes all the java source files from created directory structure. The Java source is no longer necessary only the class files need to remain.
• Remove the JAR Contents text file: The GRCrossSection.txt, which shows the contents of the CrossSection JAR file is deleted.

• Build the JAR File: The Gamma Ray Cross Section Class Files are loaded into the GRCrossSection.jar File with the following call,
  
  C:\jdk1.7.0_25\bin\jar cvfm GRCrossSection.jar Manifest_GRXSection.txt *.class cmn gui math gemini kgs las las3 dst lith horizon mask parse plot iqstrat brine rock ss pfeffer util xml xsection images data

• Create a JAR Content Text File: The following call creates the GRCrossSection.txt file with the contents of the GRCrossSection.jar file,
  
  C:\jdk1.7.0_25\bin\jar tvf GRCrossSection.jar > GRCrossSection.txt

• Move JAR File to "lib" Directory: The JAR file is moved to the "lib" directory,
  
  MOVE GRCrossSection.jar lib

• Remove Class Files: The contents of the created directory structures are deleted.
• Remove Directory Structure: The created directory structures are removed.

Only the contents of the Gamma Ray Cross Section JAR file, "GRCrossSection.txt" is left.

Run.bat

This file will run the Gamma Ray Cross Section Application on your PC. Just double click on the 'Run.bat' script.

There is a PDF Help file: HELP-GEMINI_Tools-XSection_GR.pdf

Author: John R. Victorine jvictor@kgs.ku.edu The URL for this page is http://www.kgs.ku.edu/stratigraphic/JAVA_SRC/GRXSECTION/download.html