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HyperDog (formerly called HyperSeek) is a Java application that extracts links from a list of target pages. It functions as a sort of personal web crawler. I developed it in order to automatically update the GiantSequoia.com site's news pages. The application has been tested extensively on the MacOS with MRJ 2.1. My other test system is a Windows NT machine running Java 1.1.6, and it works fine on that system also. However, it should work on any platform that supports a Java virtual machine and Java 1.1 or higher. Bug reports and feedback should be submitted on the GiantSequoia contact page. A demonstration of the output is available on the music news page, the iMac news page, and the other news pages listed at the to of the GiantSequoia main page. A brief tutorial is also avaliable. The java source code is avaliable upon request. |
Available Installers
Platform
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT Instructions:
Instructions
install.exe
Notes
Mac OS 7.6.1, 8.0, 8.1, 8.5 Instructions:
Instructions
install
Notes
Instructions
cd
to the directory where you downloaded the installer
sh install.bin
Notes
Instructions
jre -nojit -cp install.zip install
CLASSPATH=
install.zip
java -nojit install
Notes
install.zip
to before running the installer
Instructions (Unix or Unix-like operating systems)
jre -nojit -cp install.zip install
jre -nojit -classpath
[path to]classes.zip:install.zip install
cd
[to directory where install.zip is located]
CLASSPATH=
[path to]classes.zip:install.zip
export CLASSPATH
java -nojit install
cd
[to directory where install.zip is located]
setenv CLASSPATH
[path to]classes.zip:install.zip
java -nojit install
Instructions (for other platforms)
install.zip
to before running the installer
install.zip
to your CLASSPATH
, then start the main class of the installer named install