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WizTom for Java -
Deploying the Translated Application
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WizTom for Java translates Java applications
and applets by intercepting the "text"
methods of GUI Java classes. As Java is
an environment running on top of the host's
Operating System, in the Java Virtual Machine,
the original classes must be re-linked with
the WizTom Java Runtime libraries to enable
this interception mechanism.
WizTom Studio's Deployment Helper does
all of it for you. Not only it relinks the
original classes to include WizTom Java
Runtime into the target application, but
it also copies the re-linked classes along
with the Multilingual Database and any other
data file WizTom Java Runtime may require.
To display the Deployment Helper, click
on the Deployment Helper button.
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Deploying
the Translated Application |
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Before deploying the translations, click on the
Options button to check the deployment settings.
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This window lets you choose the right settings
for your translated Java application. The
Deploy In edit field lets you choose the folder
where files should be copied (by default, they
are copied in a 'deploy' sub-folder of the project's
folder, C:\WIZDATA\Metalworks\deploy in this example).
The list view displays the list of files that
will be copied.
Here is a quick overview of the deployment options:
 Include
WizTom for Java components: if this option
is set, the WizTom for Java database files ("javalib"
and "javaflag") are included in the
deployment.
Include
original files: this option makes sure the
original class files of your Java application/applet
are properly re-linked with WizTom for Java libraries
before they are copied into the deployment directory.
You must check it at least the first time, and
every time your applet/application is modified.
Create
shortcut on desktop: this option prepares
a shortcut on your desktop to easily start the
translated application.
It is recommended to always include WizTom for
Java components as well as the original files
in the deployment. Click on OK to validate
your settings. You may then click on the Deploy
button in the Deployment Helper to deploy the
project's files.
Open the Windows Explorer and go to the deployment
folder to check all the files have been copied
properly.
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The new class files and the WizTom for Java files
make up the whole, translated application.
Review the translated
application 
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