I. Introduction

If on Windows, this is the only supported method of running and
compiling the CTL4j, but most of the guide also applies to using
Eclipse on Linux. You should be aware of the fact that I consider
Win32 a second class platform at the moment, which means that I
do not test it as thoroughly as I do on Linux and random things
might break. All $FOO expressions should be replaced with the
corresponding values by yourself.

II. Installation

1) Python (tested with 2.4.3.12)

URL: http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePython/
Installation:
	click, click, click, ...

2) Java Development Kit (tested with 1.5.0_06)

URL: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp
Installation:
	click, click, click, ...

3) Apache Ant (tested with 1.6.5)

This package does not need to be installed on Win32.

4) Eclipse (tested with 3.2RC7)

URL: http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/index.php
Installation:
	Unpack somewhere and run it from there. Make sure that Eclipse 
	finds your JDK and not the JRE only, I had to fiddle with my
	PATH for this (you will not see this breaking until later on).

5) Cygwin (tested with 1.5.19-4)

URL: http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe
Installation:
	Follow this guide: http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html
	In addition to the default package selection, you might also want to 
	install one of the editors. 

6) OpenSSH configuration

You should have a running local sshd after the last step. Now open a 
Cygwin shell and log in with 'ssh localhost'. You accept the host-key to
make it known and trusted. If you want, you can also setup RSA keys now,
then you do not need to put your password into your locs.txt:

$ ssh-keygen -t rsa
$ cd ~/.ssh
$ cp id_rsa.pub authorized_keys

Keep the shell open for later use. Now copy the .ssh directory from your
Cygwin home ($CYGWINDIR/home/$YOUR_USERNAME) to your real home directory,
which is 'Documents & Settings', which is not necessarily the same as 
'My Documents'.

7) CTL4j

URL: https://shuya.ath.cx/~neocool/code/CTL/ctl4j-snapshot.tar.bz2
Installation: 
	Fire up Eclipse and import the project from either the tarball or
	a SCM (CVS, ...). Leave Eclipse open for later use.

8) Other dependencies

URL: http://www.icculus.org/~boris/projects/CTL/win32/deps-20060617.tar.bz2
Installation:
	The JARs can be anywhere on your system. The unpacked 'prakt' directory
	should be in your workspace, so that it is accessible as ../prakt/
	from the ctl4j directory. Modify the locations of the dependency JARs in
	both the 'Java Build Path' and the Classpath of the external builder 
	'Builder' (one is needed for Eclipse's syntax checking to work, the other
	one for the actual build process). Now go back to the open Cygwin shell
	and navigate to the directory where the JARs and 'gen_classpath.sh' were
	extracted (cd /cygwindrive/$DRIVELETTER/$PATH_TO_JARS). Run the script
	and append the output to your bashrc by typing:

$ ./gen_classpath.sh >> ~/.bashrc

	You can now close the shell.

III. Running the example

Go back to Eclipse and you should now be able to compile the project without
Eclipse reporting any errors and a 'BUILD SUCCESSFUL' message in the console
window. Do not set Eclipse to 'Build Automatically', because it will run 
ant in an endless loop then.

Create a suitable locs.txt in the ctl4j directory, with this line in it:
$YOUR_USERNAME@localhost:$PATH_TO_CTL4J/src/Example.Server tcp

Run your application (Note: only tested with Example.Client3 right now).
...
Profit!