This is the distribution of XSIL_1_0
June 26, 2000
Roy Williams, Caltech, roy@caltech.edu

XSIL means eXtensible Scientific Interchange Language. 
It is an XML-derived  markup language designed for representing
common scientific data objects such as table, parameter, array, 
and so on.

More information can be found at the XSIL web page:
http://www.cacr.caltech.edu/XSIL/

For further information, write to Roy Williams, roy@cacr.caltech.edu

How to run the code:

(1) First unpack the distribution, then set the environment. 
-- Make sure the JAVA_HOME is correct in the and setup.bat (Windows) 
or setup.source (Unix) script. This is NOT the location of the executable 
"java", but the place where the /bin and /lib directories. 
The "java" executable should be in $JAVA_HOME/bin/java.

-- Make sure the WEB_BROWSER location is correct in the 
setup.bat (Windows) or setup.source (Unix) script. 

(2) For Unix users, 
	% source setup.source
	% Xlook.sh samples/all.xml

(3) For Windows users, tart a command window, then run the setup, 
then the batch file Xlook.bat:
	c: setup
	c: xlook samples\all.xml