This document describes how to get and install the Daisy Pipeline (GUI version) on your system
In order to run the Daisy Pipeline, you need to have the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) version 5 or later installed on your system.
The Java Runtime Environment can be downloaded from http://www.java.com.
Note: the disk image comes with an installer for the external utility tools used by some Pipeline transformers. If you want to install these tools, launch the "External Tools" installer and follow the instructions.
Note: you may want to create a shortcut to the Pipeline executable and put that on a convenient place (such as your desktop) for convenient access later on.)
Paths to third party executables called by the Pipeline are configurable in the Preferences dialog, which can be reached from the Window menu item.
Note that on Windows the installer takes care of setting the right paths and installing the required third party tools.
The paths that may be set are:
Temporary DirectoryLAME executableImageMagick convert executableSoX executableInformation on how to install LAME is available in Installing the Lame MP3 Encoder for use within the Daisy Pipeline.
Information on how to install ImageMagick is available in Installing ImageMagick for use within the Daisy Pipeline.
In order to run the Daisy Pipeline using a non-default (not the one found on the system path) Java virutal machine (JRE), use the -vm [JRE path] command line parameter when starting the GUI.
If the browser widget used by for example the documentation perspective in the Daisy Pipeline GUI doesn't work, it can be configured by following the instructions at eclipse.org.
The DAISY Pipeline can be updated by applying zipped patches provided by the development team. These zip patches can be applied using the Updates... entry in the Help item of the main menu bar of the Pipeline GUI.
Update patches are available on the sourceforge and also listed on the Pipeline download page.
For more information on how to use the update feature, please refer to the Pipeline User Guide
To uninstall the Pipeline, simply delete the directory to which you extracted the Pipeline application archive during the installation process.
Use the Pipeline uninstaller available in the Pipeline installation directory.
Delete the "DAISY Pipeline" application from the applications directory.
Delete the directory to which you extracted the Pipeline application archive during the installation process.