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Requirements
To use S2S efficiently, you need:
Installation and start of S2S
Please note that you have to install S2S in a location where you have the rights to create new files. S2S creates several temporary files in its tmp subdirectory.

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For Windows
S2S has been installed and tested successfully on Windows 7 and Windows XP with Java 6 (Windows Vista should be compatible also).

You have to follow these steps:
  • if you don't have it, download and install the last version of Java
  • download the last version of S2S
  • unzip the zip file by double-clicking on it
  • inside the S2S directory, edit the launch_S2S_for_Windows.bat file with your favorite text editor to precise the location of your Java environment.

    In the following line:
    set JAVA_HOME="C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_18\"
    Change the path between the double quotes to fit your Java installation.

    Once the modification saved, doucle-click on the launch_S2S_for_Windows.bat file. This file allows you also to modify the amount of memory allocated to S2S (500M are allocated by default).
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For MacOSX
S2S has been installed and tested successfully on MacOSX Tiger, Leopard and Snow Leopard (Intel and PowerPC architectures) and Java 5 or 6. The MacOSX environment already includes a Java environment.

You have to follow these steps:
  • download the last version of S2S
  • unzip the zip file by double-clicking on it
  • inside the S2S directory, double-click on the launch_S2S_for_MacOSX.command file. You can edit this file with your favorite text editor to modify the amount of memory allocated to S2S (500M are allocated by default).
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For Linux
S2S has been installed and tested successfully on Ubuntu 9.x and 10.x with Java 6.

You have to follow these steps:
  • to check if you have a Java environment installed or if your Java environment is the official one from Sun (non official versions of Java (gcj, cacao, kaffe,...) are not suitable for S2S), open a terminal (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal), and type "java -version":

    Test of Java

    If the java command is not found, you have to install a Java environment.
  • if you don't have it, download and install the Java environment from Sun using the Synaptic Package Manager of Ubuntu (in System -> Administration). Choose the sun-java6-jre package and follow the instructions:

    Synaptic Package Manager

  • download the last version of S2S
  • unzip the zip file by double-clicking on it
  • inside the S2S directory, double-click on the launch_S2S_for_Linux.sh file. You can edit this file with your favorite text editor to modify the amount of memory allocated to S2S (500M are allocated by default).