Create a folder in the root directory of drive C: named java. You will install the required software into this directory.

Download the Java2 Standard Edition documentation package from:

Find the J2SE 5.0 Documentation section, then click the Download button.

Agree to the license, then download the J2SE Development Kit English documentation file, jdk-1_5_0-doc.zip.

Unzip the documentation package ZIP to c:\java -- you should end up with a "docs" subfolder, i.e. c:\java\docs.

Download JDeveloper Studio 10.1.3.1 for Windows from:

http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/jdev/htdocs/soft10131.html

Accept the license agreement, then download jdevstudio10131.zip.

Note: If you don't already have a free Oracle Developer Network account, you will need to create one.

Unzip jdevstudio10131.zip to the c:\java\jdeveloper directory, creating the "jdeveloper" subdirectory.

Download Oracle Database 10g Express Edition for Windows from:

http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/database/xe/htdocs/102xewinsoft.html

Accept the license agreement, then download OracleXE.exe.

Note: If you don't already have a free Oracle Developer Network account, you will need to create one.

To install, run the OracleXE.exe program, accepting all defaults except:

• Change the Destination Location to c:\java\oraclexe
• Set the database password to birdfeeder

Download the Student Exercise Archive from http://www.descriptor.com/courseware/intro-java/licensees/setup/jdeveloper/javaclass-jdeveloper-1.0.0.zip. Unzip the archive to the root directory on Drive C:. You should end up with a subdirectory named c:\javaclass.

To test the JDeveloper installation, use Windows Explorer to navigate to the c:\java\jdeveloper directory and double-click jdeveloper.exe. JDeveloper should start.

To test the Oracle Database 10g Express Edition, from the Windows Start menu, select Programs - Oracle Database 10g Express Edition - Start Database.

Then select Programs - Oracle Database 10g Express Edition - Go to Database Home Page. You should be able to log in with username of system and password of birdfeeder.

Now you need to update environment variables. Go to Start - Settings - Control Panel - System and select the Advanced tab and then press the Environment button. Put the following string at the beginning of the User PATH environment variable:

c:\java\jdeveloper\jdk\bin;

Create the User PATH environment variable if it doesn't already exist.

Make sure the drive and directory match where you actually installed JDeveloper.

To test the Java runtime installation, choose Start - Run, then enter cmd and press OK. In the new command prompt window, enter:

You should see the version number of the JSDK that you installed. Then type:

You should see the sign-on message from the Java compiler.

If either step fails, re-check the PATH environment variable.

Repeat the Student software setup on the instructor machine.

Download and install the Courseware Viewer program.

Download the Viewer installation program from: http://www.descriptor.com/viewer/binaries/setup.exe

Run the installation program, accepting all defaults.

Download the presentation materials from http://www.descriptor.com/courseware/intro-java/licensees/setup/intro-java-screenshow.zip

Unzip this archive to the root directory on the same drive where you installed the Student Exercise Archive. You should end up with a subdirectory like c:\javaclass\courseware.

Test the Courseware Viewer. From the Windows Start menu, choose Descriptor Systems - Courseware Viewer. Then use the File - Open menu to open the c:\javaclass\courseware\intro-java.crs file. You should see the screen show.